Example: Sam (to write) a letter at 10 o’clock yesterday. – Sam was writing a letter at 10 o’clock yesterday.
1. My mother (to lie) on the sofa at 4 o’clock yesterday. -
2. Kevin (to travel) about the city at 7 o’clock yesterday. -
3. The Smiths (to have) tea at 5 o’clock yesterday. -
4. Boris and Kate (to play) badminton at 9 o’clock yesterday. -
5. Peter (to choose) a present for his friend at 12 o’clock yesterday. -
6. Dan (to sit) in front of me when the doorbell rang. -

1. Is there a pen on the table? - There is no pen on the table.
2. Is there white bread on the plate? - There is no white bread on the table.
3. Are there books on the shelf? - There are no books on the shelf.
4. Were there blue curtains on the window of his study? - There were no blue curtains on the window of his study.
5. Was there a picture on the wall of their sitting-room? - There was no picture on the wall of their sitting-room.
6. Is there big shop on this street? - There is no big shop on this street.
7. Are there only newspapers on this table? - There are not only newspapers on this table.

Leisure activities is different. It is your free time, which you use for your aim. For example, you can doing sport on leisure activities. You can relaxing on your free time too. I doing sport on my pleasure activities, engage in creativity, learn my homework and relaxing. My relax it is walking with my friend, reading my favourite books. Sometimes it is computer game. Also I like watch TV and lie down on the bed. All in all, I’d like to say that people should have leisure time. Otherwise life would be boring.