3) Alan waiting for a bus? He does not usually ride a bus to get to the university.— You're right, usually his elder brother Sam ... (to give) him a lift, but these days Sam ... (to repair) his car. Something ... (to be) wrong with its engine. 4.. Sarah ... (often to speak) that way? — Unfortunately! And she ... (always to complain) of the lack of money! 5) Who ... our chief ... (to talk) to over there? — He ... (to talk) to the new manager of the finance department. He always ... (to instruct) new employees personally. 6) Who usually ... (to help) you to choose clothes, Jess? You always ... (to look) so smart! — Well, sometimes I ... (to choose) clothes myself and sometimes I ... (to ask) my cousin Laura for a piece of advice. To my mind, clothes ... (to make) the man. 7) Where ... David and Helen ... (to hurry) to? — They ... (to go)to the railway station right now to meet a delegation from Spain. They ... (to hurry) because the train ... (to arrive) at nine o'clock and there ... (not to be) much time left. 8) Mr and Mrs Harris ... (to quarrel) again! — Oh, they ... (always to quarrel) with each other! 9) Where ... her parents ... (to work)! — Her father ... (to work) in a bank and her mother ... (to look) for a job at the moment. 10) How often... Matthew ... (to train) in the tennis court? — He usually ... (to train) three times a week. But this week he ... (to prepare) for an international competition so he ... (to work) very hard.
Ответы
PAST PROGRESSIVE.
1. My father was watching an interesting programme on TV, while I was reading for the examination.
2. We were playing the chess when the telephone rang.
3. My parents were having an unpleasant conversation when I came into their room.
4. Yesterday I was trying to beat the computer at chess all evening.
5. In the zoo the lions were being fed from 8.00 till 8.30 in the morning.
6. While we were having a swim in the lake, Mary was preparing a pleasant surprise for us.
7. When we were playing football, I suddenly broke my leg.
8. My mother was sewing a dress when our plumber knocked at the door.
9. When we were hopelessly losing the match, she gave me a smile.
10. I was writing a newspaper article while my wife was having a rest in the garden.
PAST SIMPLE.
1. We graduated from the Institute in 1987.
2. My friend went to England to work for a probationary period three months ago.
3. I was on holiday in Bulgaria two weeks ago.
4. A friend of mine wrote a new operating system two months ago.
5. I was fond of swimming two years ago.
6. Tom forgot to remind me of the forthcoming lecture at Moscow State University yesterday.
7. I ate an apple, drank a glass of lemonade and went to school.
8. I wrote three novels last year.
9. I saw a lion in the zoo yesterday.
10. She was my bride in 1999.
1. My father was watching an interesting programme on TV, while I was reading for the examination.
2. We were playing the chess when the telephone rang.
3. My parents were having an unpleasant conversation when I came into their room.
4. Yesterday I was trying to beat the computer at chess all evening.
5. In the zoo the lions were being fed from 8.00 till 8.30 in the morning.
6. While we were having a swim in the lake, Mary was preparing a pleasant surprise for us.
7. When we were playing football, I suddenly broke my leg.
8. My mother was sewing a dress when our plumber knocked at the door.
9. When we were hopelessly losing the match, she gave me a smile.
10. I was writing a newspaper article while my wife was having a rest in the garden.
PAST SIMPLE.
1. We graduated from the Institute in 1987.
2. My friend went to England to work for a probationary period three months ago.
3. I was on holiday in Bulgaria two weeks ago.
4. A friend of mine wrote a new operating system two months ago.
5. I was fond of swimming two years ago.
6. Tom forgot to remind me of the forthcoming lecture at Moscow State University yesterday.
7. I ate an apple, drank a glass of lemonade and went to school.
8. I wrote three novels last year.
9. I saw a lion in the zoo yesterday.
10. She was my bride in 1999.
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