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Hi Steve,
Thanks very much for your e-mail. I always
love hearing from you. At the moment I am studying
really hard. I'm sitting my exams next week.
My lessons start at 8:30. After school, I go to my
part-time job. I am working in a library for the next
few months. Tonight I am meeting my friends.
Anyway, I'd better finish here. Write again soon.
Jim
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1) I was doing my homework at 2 o’clock yesterday.   

2) We were watching TV from 3pm till 9pm last Sunday.

3) You were sleeping at 9 o’clock yesterday.

4) He wasn’t doing his home work when I came home.

5) They were eating at 5 o’clock yesterday.

6) My elder brother was playing computer games at 4 o’clock yesterday.

7) She was doing her project all evening yesterday.

8) While she was cooking dinner he was playing computer games the whole evening on Saturday.

9) I was reading newspapers when my friend rang me up and invited to go for a walk.

In our earlier article concerning children’s nursery rhymes, we outlined how many of the seemingly childish playground chants appear to have their roots based in historic fact. In the previous article we attempted to provide some background as to the likely content of Little Jack Horner’s pie, the possible association of Ring a Ring O’Roses with the horrors of the 1665 Great Plague, why hush a-bye baby was rocked in the tree-tops and who the quite contrary Mary was.

We now attempt to shed light on why they couldn’t put Humpty together again, the tax implications surrounding that Baa Baa Black Sheep, and suggestions as to why ‘when the boys came out to play’, Georgie Porgie ran away. And in addition, why after visiting Gloucester, Doctor Foster never went there again; the tragic love story surrounding that most famous Somerset couple Jack and Jill, as well as suggesting reasons why the weasel goes ‘pop’!