) Exercise 10. Use had or hadn't to complete the following: 1. When her daughter arrived home from a party, Mrs Thompson asked her if she (thank) her hostess. “No, ” she said. “The girl in front of me thanked her and the lady said ‘Don't mention it’ so I didn't.” 2. “Here's your coffee, madam. It's a special coffee all the way from Brazil.” – “Oh, I was wondering where you (go” 3. A stressed managing director went to his doctor for help in getting to sleep. The workers at his factory (go) on strike. They wanted better pay and conditions. The director (try) sleeping pills but they (not work). The doctor asked the director to lie quite still in bed at night and to count sheep. The following day the director returned to the doctor's surgery. “Well, ” said the doctor. “Any success?” – “I'm afraid not”, he said. “By the time I (count) the thirty-first sheep they (all go) on strike for shorter hours and lower fences.” 4. Kenneth is so stupid. He phoned his teacher at school yesterday to say he couldn't come to school because he (lose) his voice! 5. A doctor (just give) a boy an injection in his arm. He was about to put a bandage on his arm when the boy said, “Would you mind putting the bandage on my other arm, doctor?” – “Why? I'm putting it over your vaccination so that the other boys will know not to bang into it.” – “You don't know the boys in my school, doctor!” 6. “Mum! Mum! Dad's fallen over a cliff.” – “Is he okay?” – “I don't know. He (not stop) falling when I left.” 7. “A beggar stopped me the other day and said he (not have) a bite for days.” “What did you do?” – “I bit him!” 8. It was my grandmother's birthday yesterday. “Is she old?” – “Well, by the time we lit the last candle on her birthday cake, the first one (go) out!” 9. Harry Smith was sent to Central Africa by his company. He sent a postcard to his wife as soon as he arrived. Unfortunately it was delivered to another Mrs. Smith whose husband (die) the day before. The postcard read: “ARRIVED SAFELY THIS MORNING. THE HEAT IS TERRIBLE.”