Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в present continuous. (now) it (not to rain) any more? it (to clear) up and the sun (to shine the jazz band (to play) in the park. a lot of people (to listen) to the music and they really (to have) a good time. but they (not to dance) yet. there is a coffee shop there. only seven people (to sit) there, and only five people (to wait) in the queue. some people (to have) sandwiches and (to drink) coffee, tea or fruit juices. boys and girls over there (to laugh) and (to make) a lot of noise. they (to play) games and tom (to take) pictures. so what (to go) on?

Is it not raining any more? it is clearing up and the sun is shining.
The jazz band is playing in the park. A lot of people are listening to the music and they are really having a good time. But they are not dancing yet.
There is a coffee shop there. Only seven people are sitting there, and only five people are waiting in the queue. Some people are having sandwiches and drinking coffee, tea or fruit juices. Boys and girls over there are laughing and making a lot of noise. They are playing games and Tom is taking pictures. So what is going on?

Isn't it raining now?
it's clearing up and the sun is shining
band is playing 
people are listening to 
they are really having a good time 
they're not dancing yet
7 people are sitting and only 5 are waiting 
some people are having sandwiches and drinking coffee 
over there are laughing and making 
they are not playin games and Tom is taking pictures 
so what's going on?

Do you think he'll carry on studing after he's finished school ?

Kate refused to asnwer my question . She just looked at me and shook her hear

If you fancy to get away from it all , why not  to take a two-day city break?

O.K. I'll give you a hand . I've got some time to spare .

 If you're not sure how to use a phrasal verb , look it up in the dictionary.

I'll never get used to live in a cold climate.

Young people like to feel that they are independent enough to make their own decisions without consulting  their parents .

Jane didn't let her worries interfere with her work

I'm used to get up early  every day so you can ... (count) on me ... (be) there on time .

 The cars needs cleaning so I'm going to get  it done this afternoon.

 I saw him putting the file into his briefcase and leaving  the office .

 He prefers to be on his own now .

You rely on your parents far too much . You'll have to start to do things for yourself - they can't ... do everything for you .

Hotel bills have to be paid  on the day of departure .

The customs officer made me open my suitcases.

We noticed him entering  the building carrying a huge bag .

 I suggest to buy a second-hand car for the time being .

She heard the clock striking  two before she went to bed

Do you think he'll carry on studing after he's finished school ?

Kate refused to asnwer my question . She just looked at me and shook her hear

If you fancy to get away from it all , why not  to take a two-day city break?

O.K. I'll give you a hand . I've got some time to spare .

 If you're not sure how to use a phrasal verb , look it up in the dictionary.

I'll never get used to live in a cold climate.

Young people like to feel that they are independent enough to make their own decisions without consulting  their parents .

Jane didn't let her worries interfere with her work

I'm used to get up early  every day so you can ... (count) on me ... (be) there on time .

 The cars needs cleaning so I'm going to get  it done this afternoon.

 I saw him putting the file into his briefcase and leaving  the office .

 He prefers to be on his own now .

You rely on your parents far too much . You'll have to start to do things for yourself - they can't ... do everything for you .

Hotel bills have to be paid  on the day of departure .

The customs officer made me open my suitcases.

We noticed him entering  the building carrying a huge bag .

 I suggest to buy a second-hand car for the time being .

She heard the clock striking  two before she went to bed