Замените слова в скобках, чтобы время было соответствующее. trevor stern was not a popular man, in spite of his wealth. he (live) in a large house about a mile outside the village of prenton. when he (find) dead in his studio, no one (cry), not even his only daughter. it was soon clear that he (murder detective inspector blackledge took statements from his widow, dorothy, his seventeen-year-old daughter, lucy, his business partner, gerald brook, and his doctor. dorothy: "i (not love) my husband, he was a cold and selfish man. but i (not murder) him, either. after dinner last night he said he (want) to check some business papers in his study. he (have) a meeting with gerald, his business partner, the next morning. he (ask) for some tea. that was about 9 o'clock. i (watch) a rather exciting film on television, so i (tell) lucy to take it to him. at quarter past nine doctor emerson (call). i noticed the time because we (expect) him to come earlier. i (answer) the front door bell. trevor (still shout) in his study. he and lucy (obviously have) a serious row. so i (take) the doctor into the sitting-room for a moment. then trevor stopped shouting. i guessed lucy (go) out by the back door. doctor emerson (go) to the study. i think he (want) to persuade trevor to go to the hospital for some tests, but trevor (not want) to go. i (hear) him shouting again several times over the next twenty minutes. he (call) him an ignorant country doctor, and later he (say) something like 'there's nothing you can do! ' i think lucy (come) into the house while the doctor (still talk) to trevor. i (hear) the front door bang during a quiet few seconds when trevor (not shout). i was tired and fed up and went to my bedroom soon after that. my sister (phone) and we (talk) for ages. i (tell) her i (decide) to leave trevor." lucy: "mum (watch) some stupid film after dinner, so she (make) me take dad's tea into his study. it was about nine o'clock. he was in a really mean mood. he shouted at me because i (spill) a few drops of tea on his desk while i (pour) it. i (not want) to watch the film so i (creep) out by the back door. i (decide) to go down to the village and use the public phone to call alan. he's my boyfriend. i (never like) mum or dad to be around when i (talk) to him. especially yesterday, because dad and i (have) a stupid argument about alan the day before. it (normally take) quarter of an hour to walk to the village. perhaps it (take) me less time last night. i can't prove i (go) to the village. no one (see) me when i (walk) into the village. i (see) gerald, that's dad's business partner. he (stand) near the window in his sitting-room. he (not see) me, though, because it was dark outside. he (talk) on the phone, i think. alan (not answer) the phone. then i (remember) he (tell) me he was playing in a concert that evening. so i (walk) home again. i (meet) gerald just before i (reach) our house. he (look) for his dog. that was about twenty to ten. i came in by the back door as quietly as possible and went to bed. i didn't want to see my parents again that evening."

trevor stern was not a popular man, in spite of his wealth. he lived in a large house about a mile outside the village of prenton. when he was found dead in his studio, no one cried , not even his only daughter. it was soon clear that he had been murdered.detective inspector blackledge took statements from his widow, dorothy, his seventeen-year-old daughter, lucy, his business partner, gerald brook, and his doctor.dorothy: "i did not love my husband, he was a cold and selfish man. but i did not murder him, either. after dinner last night he said he wanted to check some business papers in his study. he was going to   have   a meeting with gerald, his business partner, the next morning. he asked for some tea. that was about 9 o'clock. i was watching a rather exciting film on television, so i told lucy to take it to him. at quarter past nine doctor emerson called. i noticed the time because we expected him to come earlier. i answered the front door bell. trevor was still shouting in his study. he and lucy were obviously having   a serious row. so i took   the doctor into the sitting-room for a moment. then trevor stopped shouting. i guessed lucy went out by the back door. doctor emerson went to the study. i think he wanted to persuade trevor to go to the hospital for some tests, but trevor did not want to go. i heard him shouting again several times over the next twenty minutes. he called him an ignorant country doctor, and later he said   something like 'there's nothing you can do! ' i think lucy came into the house while the doctor was still talking to trevor. i heard the front door bang during a quiet few seconds when trevor was not shouting. i was tired and fed up and went to my bedroom soon after that. my sister phoned and we were talking for ages. i told her i had decided to leave trevor."lucy: "mum was watching some stupid film after dinner, so she made me take dad's tea into his study. it was about nine o'clock. he was in a really mean mood. he shouted at me because i spilt a few drops of tea on his desk while i was pouring it. i did not want to watch the film so i crept out by the back door. i decided to go down to the village and use the public phone to call alan. he's my boyfriend. i never like mum or dad to be around when i am talking to him. especially yesterday, because dad and i had a stupid argument about alan the day before. it normally takes quarter of an hour to walk to the village. perhaps it took me less time last night. i can't prove i have gone to the village. no one saw me when i was walking  into the village. i saw gerald, that's dad's business partner. he was standing near the window in his sitting-room. he did not see me, though, because it was dark outside. he was talking on the phone, i think.alan did not answer the phone. then i remembered   he had told   me he was playing in a concert that evening. so i walked home again. i met gerald just before i reached our house. he was looking for his dog. that was about twenty to ten. i came in by the back door as quietly as possible and went to bed. i didn't want to see my parents again that evening."

Books for children are usually very well illustrated.   d) published 3. i don't understand why you let your brother to you like that.   b) speak 4. nothing went wrong while i was gone, c) did it 5. i have given up tennis but i still golf.   c) playing play 6. what since you arrived? a) are you doing b) did you do c) have you been d) will you do doing как будто нет из предложенных правильного ответа, должен быть have you been doing все ли правильно скопировано? 7. i refused to give him help. a) any  8. i am not going to help you with your homework and neither john.   d) is . 9. there are usually students at the lecture of this professor.   c) much more 10. i've taken clothes with me. next time i am going to take more. a) little  11.he promised that he would go sightseeing if he free. a) was  12 neither ann nor her sister to go to the disco tonight. a) intend 13. they were made their suitcases.   b) to open 14. where do you usually have your hair   d) cut 15. since nothing much to see, we left.   b) there was . 16.it was a through train so we change trains. c) didn't have to  17. he asks me when last.   b) i saw him 18. many people like to get up very early in the morning, like to sleep until noon.   b) others  19. he could open the lock . a) easily 20 …. a big difference between them.   b) there is 21. he repaired my old watch so i buy a new one.   c) didn't have to 22. nearly house in the country has television.   c) every 23. let's long.   d) not stay out 24. i don't like coffee, and my husband doesn't like . b) either 25. let's stay at home it stops raining. a) until

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