(do) at six o'clock when the accident you
D. Read the dialogue and complete the blanks with the Past Simple or the Past Progressive of the verbs in brackets.
Police officer What time (1)
you
Creturn) home yesterday?
Mrs Olson I think I (2)
(get) home at about half past five.
Police officer OK, and what (3)
you
Chappen)?
Mrs Olson Hmm, at six o'clock, let me see.. I (5)
(do) the washing-up.
Police officer So you (6)
(be) busy in the kitchen. How (7)
(see) the accident then?
Mrs Olson Well, as I (8)
(do) the washing-up. I (9)
(look) out of the
window. This is what I (10)
(see). A boy (11)
(ride) his bicycle
along Keynes Street. When he (12)
Creach) the corner of Keynes and Walton
Street, a car (13)
(turn) into Keynes Street. The driver (14)
(not see) the boy and (15)
Chit) him. The boy (16)
(fall) off his
bike but the driver (17)
(not stop). He just (18)
(drive) away!
That's why I (19)
(call the police and (20)
Creport)
the accident
Police officer (21)
you
(manage) to see the driver?
Mrs Olson No, I (22)
(not can see him. He (23)
(be) too far away
K
When did the French nobleman Pierre de Coubertin get the idea to bring the Olympic Games back to life?
When did the Olympic Games return to our life?
Did athletes from thirteen countries come to Greece?
Did Russia take part in them?
Do the Olympic Games take place every four or five years?
Who heads the Olympic movement?
What is probably the most important international sports event?
How many people watch them all over the world?
A lot of people enjoy the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympics,don’t they?
What has changed in the Olympics?
2. Mrs. Ralston waited until he finished drawing himself.
3.Mrs. Rolston took the drawing and promised to take Philadelphia along with the other drawings he had completed earlier.
4. The head of the art business looked at the drawings that Mrs. Ralston brought him.He liked the drawings, but he refused to accept them when he found out that the Negro artist.
5. Mrs. Rolsen stayed in Philadelphia for about a week before realizing that there's nothing you can do for Sam