Put the verb into the correct form, past continuous or past simple. they (go) to paris and i (go) to rome.we (have) a chat while we (wait) for our flights. i (cycle) home yesterday when a msn (step) out into the road in front of me. i (manage) to stop in time and (not/hit) him.

They were going to Paris and I was going to Rome. We were having a chat while we were waiting for our flights

I was cycling home yesterday when a man stepped out into the road in front of me. I managed to stop in time and didn't hit him.

1. Mrs Gordon said loudly that she worked in the bank.

2. Susan said that she left her umbrella there two days ago.

3. Miss Wilson said loudly that Grace was holding the bag in her hand.

4. Diana said that she liked that hotel very much.

5. Jane said that she lived in London.

6. Teacher said that they have translated the article.

7. The girls said that they were really enjoying the show.

8. The pupil said that it was a cold day that day.

9. Charles said that their team won the first match.

10. The girl said that she met that boy.

11. The boy said that he was very ill a day ago.

12. The teacher asked if we have finished reading the book.

13. Gregory said that he's already been to a café.

14. The teacher asked if I was a captain of the team.

15. We asked if he was a good pupil.

III.

1. Kate always swims in summer. (Present Simple)

2. They are travelling in Australia this week. (Present Continuous)

3. My mother often makes a cake on Sundays. (Present Simple)

4. Nevita is listening to her favourite music now. (Present Continuous)

6. We do our homework every day. (Present Simple)

7. He is reading a book at the moment. (Present Continuous)

IV.

1. Jack was in London last year.

2. Today the weather is nice but yesterday it was very cold. .

3. "I didn't see you at the party on Sunday. Where were you?”

4. My parents and I were at the seaside in summer.

5. Kate's grandfather was in the garden ten minutes ago. "