Переделать предложения в Past Simple 1 )Standards of english are falling in the UK. 2) A lot of schools in the UK are not teaching grammar nowadays. 3) It's more important to communicate your ideas than to spell and punctuate perfectly. 4) English is alive. It's natural for it to change. 5) It's more important for written English to be correct than spoken English. 6) It's acceptable for writers to use 'incorrect English in their books.

I am writing to you to invite you to my birthday next Thursday at 5:00pm. Yes, believe it or not a whole year has passed already.

I am having a small party at my home. I have invited our close friends only and I hope you would come to the party. It will be fun like last year. Sam, Carla and Tom are coming. Suzanne might show up. It will be fun. We will play games like last year. I would be thankful if you could bring some juice.

You probably have forgotten the location of my home. My building number is 365, Green Avenue and it is opposite to Hot And Spices restaurant.

I hope you can come to the party as we haven’t gathered for quite sometime. wish to see you soon .

Объяснение:

1. By two o’clock the teacher had examined all the students.

2. On my way to school I remembered that I had left my report at home.

3. All my friends were glad to hear that I had passed all the exams successfully.

4. Poor boy opened his eyes, looked around and tried to remember what had happened to him.

5. All the passengers saw at once that the old man had traveled a lot in his life.

6. By the time we came to see him, he had left home.

7. During the holidays my friend visited the village where he had lived in his childhood.

8. When they entered the hall, the performance had already begun.

9. When I came home, my mother had gone shopping.

10. He had studied French before he entered the university.

Упражнение 2.

1. I thought he had already gone home.

2. I didn't see him after we had met at the concert.

3. He had left the house before I had time to ask him anything.

4. After he had spent some days in Paris he felt lonely and wanted to return home.

5. He spoke a language we had never heard before.

6. When the rain had stopped, I looked out of the window.

7. The telegram came some minutes after he had left.

8. She thought that Tom and Lanny had quarreled.

9. The girl was glad that she had foind a seat near the window.

10. He remembered that he hadn't rung her up in the morning.

11. By the time the train reached the city, he had made friends with many passengers.

12. When my uncle had left, he hurried to the station to book a ticket.