Question

1.- Would you like to come to the cinema with me, Nick? - No. I (to work) all day and I am tired. — And you (to come) when you (to finish) resting? - What film is on at the cinema? — It's a new war film and it (to base) on a war novel. - Oh, I (to see)_ it a week ago. I (to read) the novel before I (to go)_ _ to see it. when I to outside. The rain (to start) 2. Look, it (to rain) out it (to to the hairdressers, but when I (to come) go). pour)

Answer 1

Ответ:am working;

Will come;

Finish;

Is base;

Saw;

Was reading;

Was going;

Started;

Is raining;

Came.

Некоторые непонятные(последние слова)

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here is the conversation with the correct verb forms:

1. Would you like to come to the cinema with me, Nick?

   • No. I have been working all day and I am tired.
   • And will you come when you finish resting?
   • What film is on at the cinema?
   • It's a new war film, and it is based on a war novel.
   • Oh, I saw it a week ago. I had read the novel before I went to see it.
   • When I went outside, the rain started.

2. Look, it's raining out. I was going to the hairdressers, but when I came out, it was pouring.

Answer 3

Here's the dialogue with the missing verb forms filled in:

1.- Would you like to come to the cinema with me, Nick?

• No. I have been working all day and I am tired.
• And will you come when you finish resting?
• What film is on at the cinema?
• It's a new war film and it is based on a war novel.
• Oh, I saw it a week ago. I had read the novel before I went to see it. When I went outside, the rain started.

2. Look, it is raining outside. I was about to go to the hairdressers, but when I came outside, it was pouring.