)) complete the sentences. 1) i cut me finger when i was cleaning (clean) me bike. 2. their boat hit a whale when they (sail) to france. 3) our english teacher got very angry because we listen) 4) i couldn't watch the film last night. our television (not work 5) i didn't hear the phone because everyone ). 6) the old man didn't see tne 'stop' sign because he (not wear) his glasses.

I  cut  mу  finger when  i  was cleaning clean  my  bike. 2. their boat hit a whale when they sail to france. 3)  our  english teacher got very angry because we  aren't listening  4) i couldn't watch the film last night. our television  doesn't work. 5) i didn't hear the phone because everyone talk. 6) the old man didn't see  the  'stop' sign because he  doesn't wear  his glasses.

3

1 You shouldn't avoid / lose doing things because of shyness.

2 Don't let shyness stop you enjoying new experiences / events.

3 Sam greeted / introduced Andy to his friend Jenny at the party.

4 Starting a talk / conversation can be difficult for shy people.

5 Saule doesn't feel confident / shy when meeting new people. She always thinks she won't know what to say.

Circle the correct item.

1 You shouldn't avoid doing things because of shyness.

2 Don't let shyness stop you enjoying new experiences.

3 Sam introduced Andy to his friend Jenny at the party.

4 Starting a conversation can be difficult for shy people.

5 Saule doesn't feel confident when meeting new people. She always thinks she won't know what to say.

49. Hardly had I got home when it started to rain.

When we use negative adverbs such as Hardly, rarely, seldom, never, etc at the beginning of a sentence, we must follow this structure:

negative adverb + auxiliary verb (does,do,have,has,had,...) + subject

Past simple:

It is used with finished actions. We can recognise it easily when we see time expressions such as yesterday, last week, one year ago, when I was a child, at that moment, that day, one day, etc.

Present perfect:

-It is used to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now. We can recognise it easily when we see time expressions such as already, yet, never, ever, just, etc.

Subject + have/has + participle

Past perfect:

-It is used to say that one event happened before another in the past.

Subject + had + participle