Exercise 1. put the words in brackets into the past simple or the past continuous and translate the sentences. 1) (you/watch) the film when the phone (ring)? 2) john (see) a bright light as he (walk) down the street. 3) the baby (not/sleep) when grandpa (arrive 4) while he (travel) on the bus to work, he (remember) that it was his wife’s birthday. 5) (the children/study) while their nanny (prepare) dinner? exercise 2. fill in the gaps using with, off, or on. 1) that bag goes really well your shoes. 2) the milk will go if we don’t use it soon. 3) the car alarm went and woke everyone up. 4) the meeting went for hours and hours.

1.
Were you watching/ringed
Saw/walked
Didn’t sleep/arrived
Traveled/remembered
The children were studying/prepared
2.
With
Off
On
On

Пояснила на фотографии

Объяснение:

1. LVMH’s main product is cosmetics.

b. false

designer clothes, watches and bags

2. LVMH does not launch many new products.

b. false

successful new product launches

3. Sales in Japan are poor.

b. false

a large store in Japan, which is doing well

4. LVMH keep the general image of the product under control.

a. true

LVMH controls every detail of the brand’s image.

5. The image of its products is important to LVMH.

a. true

LVMH controls every detail of the brand’s image.

6. The company’s aim is to impress its clients with the reliability of its products.

a. true

It aims to impress its customers with its high quality and long-lasting products

Present Simple:

Cat catches the mouse.

Present Continuous:

Cat is catching the mouse.

Present Perfect:

Cat has caught the mouse.

Present Perfect Continuous:

Cat has been catching the mouse.

Past Simple:

Cat caught the mouse.

Past Continuous:

Cat was catching the mouse.

Past Perfect:

Cat had caught the mouse.

Past Perfect Continuous:

Cat had been catching the mouse.

Future Simple:

Cat will catch the mouse.

Future Continuous:

Cat will be catching the mouse.

Future Perfect:

Cat will have caught the mouse.

Future Perfect Continuous:

Cat will have been catching the mouse.