Put the verb into the most suitable form, past continuous, past perfect or past perfect continuous 1)john and i went for a walk. i had difficuly keeping up with him because he (walk) so fast. 2) sue was sitting on the ground. she was out of breath. ) 3)when i arrived, everybody was sitting round the table with their mouths full. they ) 4)when i arrived, everybody was sitting round thetable and talking.their mouths were empty, but their stomachs were full. they ) 5) jim was on his hands and knees on the floor. (look) for his contact lens 6) when i arrived, kate ) for me. she was annoyed with me because i was late and she ) for a long time 7) i was sad when i sold my car. (have) it for a very long time 8) we were extremely tired at the end of the journey. we ) formore than 24 hours

1)john and i went for a walk. i had difficuly keeping up with him because he  was walking  so fast.

2) sue was sitting on the ground. she was out of breath. she had been running

3)when i arrived, everybody was sitting round the table with their mouths full. they were eating

when i arrived, everybody was sitting round the table and talking.their mouths were empty, but their stomachs were full. they  had already eaten

5) jim was on his hands and knees on the floor. he was looking for his contact lens

6) when i arrived, kate  was waiting for me. she was annoyed with me because i was late and she  had  been waiting for a long time

7) i was sad when i sold my car. i had  had it for a very long time

8) we were extremely tired at the end of the journey. we had been travelling for more than 24 hours

1.   i came in the room and saw my dughter drawing   a picture. 2. an accident happened while people where driving a car 3. when we came in the room, we saw her sitting next to the table 4. i didnt hear what he said to me, because i was listening to music 5. when did it happen? - it happened when we where going to work 6. yesterday he was sitting in his room when his wife came and said that their children   came home 7. why did you make so many mistakes in your last dictation? - during dictation i was thinking about something else 8. she broke the key while trying to open the door 9. last friday i worked all day on the report 10. what where the children doing when you came in the room? - they played with the ball 11. the day before yesterday i was repairing the clock for 2 hours 12. when we sailed in a boat when we saw a small island in front of us.  я не уверена на 100% но мне кажеться все правильно.

    in 1918 moscow again became the national capital of russia. however, the origins of the city go back more than 850 years, when settlers on the north bank of the moskva river built a "kreml", a walled fortress. inside the walls were the most important buildings, such as churches, arsenals and a palace. several russian cities began as kremlins (the english form of "kreml").                      the moscow kremlin is the seat of the russian president and his administration. here, there are magnificent ancient domed churches and cathedrals, a former royal palace and museums. the kremlin palace of congresses, built in 1961 to be the meeting place of the communist party, is now the biggest concert hall in moscow.                      moscow is a city of theatres, concert halls, cinemas, museums and libraries. muscovites think of themselves as the most cultured people in russia, though the people of russia's former capital of st.petersburg challenge this claim.                      in the north-east of the kremlin is red square, where parades are held on special occasions. landmarks in red square include st. basil's cathedral, which is made up of nine chapels each with its own elaborately decorated roof. beneath the kremlin's eastern wall, there is a mausoleum where visitors could see the embalmed body of vladimir lenin, leader of the communist russian revolution in 1917.                      there are a lot of other sights in moscow, both old and modern. for example, the arbat, in the older part of moscow, was the first street in the city for pedestrians only. in fair weather, it is full of tourists and shoppers.                      the moscow metro is considered to be the most elegant underground rail line in the world. its stations, often called underground palaces decorated with marble, granite and crystal, are kept spotless by armies of cleaners. it carries millions of passengers a day and is the most important means of transport in moscow.                      muscovites eat 170 tonnes of ice-cream every day, even when winter temperatures drop to -20°c. they are also animal lovers who keep thousands of cats, dogs and birds as peiu