Question

ДАЮ 70 БАЛЛОВ! 1. When I (to meet) Emily yesterday morning she (to eat) ice-cream which she just (to buy) in the nearest shop.2. When I (to phone) Christina yesterday evening her mother told me she just (to go) to the theatre.3. When Dave (to arrive) in London last week his sister told him Jack already (to book) a ticket for him to Berlin.4. Sasha and Bill (to come) late to the theatre yesterday evening and the opera already (to begin).5. Janet (to look) tired at the party yesterday because she (to work) hard the day before.6. When Mary (to come) to the classroom yesterday morning all pupils (to sit) at the desks and (to discuss) their plans for the summer holidays because the teacher just (to go out).7. Bob (to invite) Carol to supper last Saturday but she couldn’t come because she (not to finish) to revise for her exams yet.9. By 6 o’clock yesterday evening the boys (to reach) the football ground. At 7 o’clock they (not to play) football because it (to rain).10. I ( to sit ) in an armchair and ( to think ) of my coming trip across the North Sea when the door suddenly ( to open ) and an old friend of mine whom I ( not to see ) for a very long time ( to enter ) the room.

Answer 1

1) met was eating had just bought

2) phoned. Had just gone

3) arrived. Had already booked

4) came. Had already began

5) looked Had worked

6) came were sitting discussing. had just gone out

7) invited. Had not finished

9) had reached. Did not play. Was raining

10) was sitting. Thinking. Opened. Had not seen. Entered

Answer 2

1. When I met Emily yesterday morning, she was eating ice-cream which she had just bought in the nearest shop.

2. When I phoned Christina yesterday evening, her mother told me she had just gone to the theatre.

3. When Dave arrived in London last week, his sister told him Jack had already booked a ticket for him to Berlin.

4. Sasha and Bill came late to the theatre yesterday evening, and the opera had already begun.

5. Janet looked tired at the party yesterday because she had worked hard the day before.

6. When Mary came to the classroom yesterday morning, all pupils were sitting at the desks and discussing their plans for the summer holidays because the teacher had just gone out.

7. Bob invited Carol to supper last Saturday, but she couldn't come because she hadn't finished revising for her exams yet.

8. By 6 o'clock yesterday evening, the boys had reached the football ground. At 7 o'clock, they were not playing football because it was raining.

9. I was sitting in an armchair and thinking of my coming trip across the North Sea when the door suddenly opened, and an old friend of mine whom I had not seen for a very long time entered the room.

(Note: In the given sentences, the verbs have been changed to their correct past tense forms according to the context.)