Question

1. Everyone was talking but stopped (then/the moment) Mr Smith entered the room. 2. I lived in Glasgow (until/by the time) I was fourteen. 3. (While/Once) I was chewing a piece of meat, my tooth fell out. 4. James always let me know (at the time/whenever) he was going to be late. 5. Now, Mr Star, what were you doing (between/by) ten and ten thirty last night? 6. It wasn't (until/up to) last year that they could afford to buy a car. 7. I was sitting at my report (by 5p.m./at 5p.m.). 8. (When/While) I got to the cinema Jack was waiting for me. 9. He was drinking quite a lot (these days/those days). 10. (When/During) I was shopping I met Max, my sister's boy-friend.

Answer 1

1 the moment
2 until
3 while
4 whenever
5 between
6 until
7 at 5 p.m.
8 when
9 those days
10 when

Answer 2

Вот, пожалуйста, но и делать надо стараться самим

Answer 3

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences:

1. Everyone was talking but stopped when Mr Smith entered the room.
2. I lived in Glasgow until I was fourteen.
3. While I was chewing a piece of meat, my tooth fell out.
4. James always let me know whenever he was going to be late.
5. Now, Mr Star, what were you doing between ten and ten thirty last night?
6. It wasn't until last year that they could afford to buy a car.
7. I was sitting at my report by 5 p.m. (Note: "by" indicates a deadline, while "at" specifies a specific time you were sitting there.)
8. When I got to the cinema, Jack was waiting for me.
9. He was drinking quite a lot these days.
10. While I was shopping, I met Max, my sister's boyfriend.