1)i blame you /yourself for this mess 2)the wind has blown /been blowing hard all morning 3)somebody stole / was stealing our car last night 4)when i was young/ i would / used to believe in ghosts 5) by the time we caught him, he had stolen / stole 20, 000 6) this is the first time i could / have been able to understand computers 7)the bus to london leaves / will leave at five o'clock every day 8)if we left now, we would / will be there by teatime

1you 2 has been blowing 3 stole 4 when i was young i uses to 5 had stolen 6 could 7 leaves 8 will

1. yes.  the british have a sweet tooth.

2.  it means they like eating sweets like pudding,   pies,   biscuits and   cakes.

3.  for the british   eat-a-sweet time is   tea-break ot tea -time at work.

4. the british eat sweets   at school, at home when they are   watching tv , in the cinema or theatre.

5.  the british eat   more sweet things  during holidays like christmas and easter and on special days like mothers day and valentines day .

1. the british have a sweet tooth,haven't they?   yes,they have.

2.  what do we mean when we say "the british have a sweet tooth"?   we mean that they like eating sweets like cakes, candies, rolls, pies and etc.

3.  what is eat-a-sweet time for the british?   it is tea-break at work, during the breaks at school, at home.

4.  in what places do the british eat sweets? the british eat sweets at home, at school, at work, in the cinema, in the theatre -   everywhere.

5.  when do the british eat even more sweet things than they usually do?   they eat more sweets  during the holidays such as christmas and easter, mothers day and others.