Question

Откройте скобки. Пожалуйста очень нужно 1 I (to be) here too long. I (to want) to get away. 2. What he (to do) for a living? — He (to sing) and (to play) the guitar. —•He (to play) for his friends or just for money? — I (not to know). — He (to have) a commercial concert soon? — Yes, on Saturday. 3. Where you (to be). Tommy? Look at your facel You’re a sight! — Mummy, you always (to grumble)! 4. Every body (to be) here? — No, Mr Black (not to come) yet. I (to think) he (not to return) from abroad yet. He (to arrive) on Satur day. 5. The old man (to sit) in front of the fire since dinner time. 6. I (not to have) a holiday for two years. 7. “Gentle men,” Andrew said. “I just (to wait) for a good position — such as this — to get married.” 8. We (to take) two rooms in Dabney Street and we (to furnish) them now. 9. "What you (to write) to him about?” she asked looking over my shoulder.

Answer 1

1 I was here too long. I wanted to get away. 2. What does he do for a living? — He is singing and playing the guitar. —•is he playing for his friends or just for money? — I don't know. — He has a commercial concert soon? — Yes, on Saturday. 3. Where are you, Tommy? Look at your facel You’re a sight! — Mummy, you are always grumbling! 4. Does everybody here? — No, Mr Black hadn't come yet. I think he hadn't returned from abroad yet. He arrives) on Saturday. 5. The old man is sitting) in front of the fire since dinner time. 6. I hadn't a holiday for two years. 7. “Gentle men,” Andrew said. “I just waited for a good position — such as this — to get married.” 8. We took two rooms in Dabney Street and we are finisging them now. 9. "What are you writing to him about?” she asked looking over my shoulder.

Answer 2

1. I have been here too long. I want to get away.
2. What does he do for a living? - He sings and plays the guitar. - Does he play for his friends or just for money? - I don't know. - Does he have a commercial concert soon? - Yes, on Saturday.
3. Where have you been, Tommy? Look at your face! You're a sight! - Mom, you always grumble!
4. Is everybody here? - No, Mr. Black hasn't come yet. I think he hasn't returned from abroad yet. He will arrive on Saturday.
5. The old man has been sitting in front of the fire since dinner time.
6. I haven't had a holiday for two years.
7. "Gentlemen," Andrew said. "I have just been waiting for a good position - such as this - to get married."
8. We are taking two rooms in Dabney Street, and we are furnishing them now.
9. "What are you writing to him about?" she asked, looking over my shoulder.