Past simple - Regular verbs. affirmative : watches.negative: didn't watch.interrogative: Did Simpsons watch TV last week?A) My sister / tidy / her room yesterday.1- My sister ... her room yesterday.2- My sister ... her room yesterday.3- ... your sister ... her room yesterday?B) We/ live/ in London last summer.1- We ... in London last summer.2- We ... in London last summer.3- ... you ... in London last summer?C) Sandra and Elsa / talk / on the phone last night.1- Sandra and Elsa ... on the phone last night.2- Sandra and Elsa ... on the phone last night.3- ... Sandra and Elsa ... on the phone last night?​

I. Does Lena usually prepare her homework at the institute? - - No, she doesn't. As a rule,

she works at home. — And what she is writing now? -Oh, she is writing an

article for our wall newspaper.

2 Do You want to see my father? - Yes, I do

3 Michael knows German rather well. He wants to know English, too, but

he has little time for it now.

4 Where Tom and Nick are now? — They have a smoke in the garden.

5 We have an English lesson now.

6 What are you doing here now? - - We are listening to tape-recordings.

7 Who that man was who was standing in the doorway? - - You haven't recognized him? It was John, my cousin.

8 I am not having time no time now, I am having dinner.

9 Your family left St. Petersburg in summer? - Yes, we always go to the

sea-side. We all like the sea. Mother stays with us to the end of August, but

father returns much earlier.

10 What magazine you read? - - It is a French magazine.