1. They usually (to play) in the garden in the afternoon, but this afternoon they (to play) in the yard. 2. She isgoing to have her breakfast. She just (to boil) an egg. 3. When she (to speak) to him? - She (to speak) to him last week. 4. How you (to get) to work as a rule? - I usually (to go) by bus. 5. Why you (to put on) your coat? - I (to go) for a walk. 6. It is eight o'clock now. Tom (to get) up already. Yesterday he (to get) up much later. 7. Here are your shoes. I just (to clean) them. 8. You (to be) late for work if you (not to hurry).​

1 They usually play in the garden in the afternoon, but this afternoon they are playing in the yard.

2 She is going to have her breakfast.

She has just boiled an egg.

3. When did she speak to him?

She spoke to him last week.

4 How do you get to work as a rule?

I usually go by bus.

5 Why are you putting on your coat?

I am going for a walk.

6 It is eight o'clock now.

Tom has already got up.

Yesterday he got up much later.

7 Here are your shoes.

I have just cleaned them.

8 You will be late for work if you do not hurry.

1. They usually play in the garden in the afternoon, but this afternoon they are playing in the yard. 2. She is going to have her breakfast. She has just boiled an egg. 3. When did she speak to him? - She spoke to him last week. 4. How do you get to work as a rule? - I usually go by bus. 5. Why are you putting on your coat? - I am going for a walk. 6. It is eight o'clock now. Tom has got up already. Yesterday he got up much later. 7. Here are your shoes. I just have cleaned them. 8. You will be late for work if you don’t hurry.

Объяснение:

носовой платок

handkerchief

сущ.

[ˈhæŋkəʧɪf]

счастливый

happy

прил.

[ˈhæpɪ]

печальный

sad

прил.

[sæd]

взволнованный

excited

прич.

[ɪkˈsaɪtɪd]

нервный

nervous

прил.

[ˈnɜːvəs]

сердитый

angry

прил.

[ˈæŋgrɪ ]

испуганный

frightened

прил.

[fraɪtnd]

скучающий

bored

прич.

[bɔːd]