Question

Помогите, пожалуйста! Supply the correct tense of the verbs in brackets. Leaning across the table with his head awkwardly resting on the tommy-gun, Babchenko (be) fast asleep. Evidently, like Saburov, he (not sleep) during the past few days. In thinking this, Saburov sudenly (think) of himself and of all he (go through) during these four days and he (feel) all his bones aching with wearings. With gteat difficulty he (pull) out his watch. It (show) 9.15. It (be) exactly one hundred and three hours since he (jump) into this very room after he grenade he (throw) into it. Three hours after Saburov (go) to bed, he (be aroused) by the buzzing of the telephone. Babchenko, who (not like) his officers to sleep when he (not sleep), (ring up) and (order) the operator to wake Saburov. "You (sleep)?" he (inquire). "Yes." "All right, sleep then." Maslennikov, who (be roused) by the telephone and (sit) on the edge of the bed, (guess) the nature of the conversation.

Answer 1

 Leaning across the table with his head awkwardly resting on the tommy-gun, Babchenko was fast asleep. Evidently, like Saburov, he hasn't been sleeping during the past few days. In thinking this, Saburov sudenly thought of himself and of all he has been going through during these four days and he was feeling all his bones aching with wearings. With gteat difficulty he pulled out his watch. It showed 9.15. It was exactly one hundred and three hours since he had jumped into this very room after he grenade he threw into it. Three hours after Saburov has gone to bed, he was aroused by the buzzing of the telephone. Babchenko, who didn't like his officers to sleep when he wasn't sleeping, has rung up and ordered the operator to wake Saburov. "You sleeping?" he inquired. "Yes." "All right, sleep then." Maslennikov, who was roused by the telephone and sat on the edge of the bed, guessed the nature of the conversation.

Answer 2

Leaning across the table with his head awkwardly resting on the tommy-gun, Babchenko was fast asleep. Evidently, like Saburov, he had not been sleeping during the past few days. In thinking this, Saburov suddenly thought of himself and of all he had gone through during these four days and he felt all his bones aching with weariness. With great difficulty, he pulled out his watch. It showed 9.15. It was exactly one hundred and three hours since he had jumped into this very room after he had thrown a grenade into it. Three hours after Saburov had gone to bed, he was aroused by the buzzing of the telephone. Babchenko, who did not like his officers to sleep when he was not sleeping, rang up and ordered the operator to wake Saburov. "Are you sleeping?" he inquired. "Yes." "All right, sleep then." Maslennikov, who had been roused by the telephone and was sitting on the edge of the bed, guessed the nature of the conversation.