Happened / their /what / house /had/ to

What had happened to their house?

1. It (was) very cold yesterday.

2. When (did) you (meet) him?

3. I (have not seen) him since 2006.

4. Have you gathered many mushrooms?

5. Where (have)you (put) the newspaper? I want to read it, but cannot find  it anywhere.

6. The new school (began) working last year.

7. At last, I (have done) all my homework: now  I shall go out.

8. The building of the house (began) early in April.

9. The rain (has stopped) but a cold  wind is still blowing.

10. We (have) already (solved) the problem.

11. Не (came) a moment ago.

12. I've never (spoken) to him.

13. Не (has) just (finished) his work.

14. Have you (made) any spelling mistakes in your  dictation?

15. What books (did) you (read) when you (lived) in the country? 16. They (have not yet come) from  the south.

17. Не (was) ill last week, but now he (has recovered).

18. If everybody (has read) this new novel,  let's discuss it.

19. Have you (booked) tickets?  Yes,  I (booked) them several     days ago.

20. - I can  hardly recognize you. I (haven't seen) you since you

(left) for Moscow.    - And you (have changed) so much.

21. Have you (read) all the books on this shelf?

22. I (haven't seen) my cousin since last year.

23. Why (have) you (put) these things in the wrong place?

24. Why (have) you (left) the door open? You will catch  a cold.

25  We (haven't met)  indeed,  I answered, and we both (have grown).

1. How did you like the English rule for driving on the left side of the road? 2. I hate being ill and staying in bed. 3. I am not used to receiving a lot of presents for Christmas. 4. My wife and I look forward to seeing you and your wife at out place. 5. The children had to help with the sweeping and cleaning of the rooms and with the washing up after meals. 6. The doctor left three different medicines with instructions for giving them. 7. You can improve your English pronunciation by reading aloud. 8. I don’t like the idea of spending a holiday with hundreds of other people. 9. The silence was broken by the sound of the door being locked. 10. I remember going to the British Museum one day