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07.07.2022 15:26

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brackets - past simple or past continuous. CLERK Castle Bank. How can I help you? caller Hello. I'm afraid I've lost my debit card. CLERK OK. What (0) Were you doing… … (you / do) when you last (1)
(have) it?
caller I (2) . (get) саsh out of a machine It wasn't stolen, though. CLERK Right. When (3) (this / happen)? caller Two days ago, I think. clerk OK. We'll check your account and get a new card to you within five days.
caller But I (4)
(hope) to go away tomorrow. Can't you send it now?
ella How was your day at the beach? ben
Well, when we (5)
b) (shine) brightly and it was really warm.
(arrive), the sun (6)
ella Great! ben
But then it (7) stop) raining all day!
(start) to rain and it (8)
(not /
2 2 UNITS 30 AND 33 Find seven more mistakes in the story and correct them.
'I don't know what's happened to my best friend, Sarah. I'm quite worried about her. She used to would be a really fun-loving person but she's changed. It all started when she would go to Africa after college and worked in a village, helping poor children. She used to be there for two years. She obviously loved it there, but she's become really serious. She never use to be like that. When we were at college together, we would go out in the evenings - to the cinema, to cafés and so on, we weren't use to worry about anything. We would often go away at the weekend with a group of friends and Sarah used be ready to try anything - horse-riding, ng, sailing, surfing - all that. But now she prefers to stay at home because she thinks we shouldn't spend money on these things. She is never used to criticise me so much - now she says that I need to take life more seriously. She used to tell me the other day that I was wasting my life! I know that she's learnt a lot from her work in Africa and that she's right in some ways, but you
still need to have some fun, don't you?'
3 UNITS 30, 31, 34 AND 35 Match the sentences 1-5 with the correct meaning, A or B.
0 The plane had landed when we heard the noise.
A We heard it before the plane landed. (B) We heard it after the plane landed.
1 The children were preparing breakfast when I woke up.
A Breakfast was ready. B Breakfast wasn't ready.
2 When Jeanette opened the door, I saw that she had been crying.
A Her eyes were red. B There were tears running down her face.
3 When Boris and Angela arrived, we'd already eaten dinner.
A Dinner was still in progress. B Dinner was over.

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