Поставьте глаголы данные в скобках в форму продолженное время) they you the truth. (not + to tell) australia the game against new zealnd to win) the shop onwer a sing in the window. (to put) our car much noise. (not+ to make) interesting things last night. (to happen) the tourists inside when it starter to rain.( not + to sleep) you on the blanket. (to lie) jason and i heavy bags (not + to carry) most of the students for the exam on wednesda.(to study) johanna when the power went off. (to read)

They were telling you the truth.

Australia was winning the game against New Zealand.

The shop owner was putting a sing in the window.

Our car was not making much noise.

Interesting things were happening last night.

The tourists were sleeping inside when it started to rain.

You were lying on the blanket.

Jason and I were not carrying heavy bags.

Most of the students were studying for the exam on Wednesday.

Johanna was reading when the power went off.

Dear Lyubov Yakovlevna,

How are you feeling? I want to tell you how was my vacation.

Vacation is always nice. Over time lessons. Vacation time to take a walk with your friends, spend time
with family. The holidays I spent at home. sometimes went on walks. In the evening sat at the computer
or watching TV. Monday and Wednesday I was visiting. and on Friday we went to the theatre. Sunday 
doing homework.Thursday my parents went to the cottage. there's a lot of dirt. Sunday were at the celebration
where they burnt a straw man.

At the festival  there was dancing, baked pancakes and sold, was a different game, everyone had fun.
In the Park there was a concert and competitions, were clowns. After the concert, all were treated to pancakes 
and tea.  later  went to burn an effigy. The clowns sang songs and danced. The fire carnival has turned out great. And again, as always I was sorry fun a painted doll.

How did you spend your weekend?
Where have you been?
 Whether you are on holiday?

Sonia.

A sixth-former at Wendeles Secondary School, was arrested yester­day for selling marijuana to junior pupils.(1) He blamed his friends for getting him hooked on it.
"First time I had it was at a friend's house on a Saturday evening. It had been planned beforehand to get me stoned (unable to behave normally), which I was rather angry at first. (2) I only smoked it when I was offered it at big parties.
At first it was just like smoking a cigarette but getting a pleasant effect as well. I kept laughing.(3)But in the end I was excited about taking it. Then I met somebody who said they could get the stuff real easy. My friends started coming to me for it. Then this person started getting heavy. He wanted me to startsniffing other things, but I refused. I know what other drugs do to people. No way would I inject anything.(4)It only takes two weeks of heroin, two or three times a week, to be addicted."
Police inspector James said, "That's the way these kids often get hooked. The 'hard' drug pushers start them on something like mari­juana and then say, "Why don't you just sniff a bit of this" or "Just put a bit of this in your drink," and before they know it, they're hooked on heroin, cocaine or amphetamines.(5) I think that’s disgusting.