Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the verbs Past Simple Tense/Past Continuous/ Past Perfect Continuous/Past Perfect
My name is Sarah. I'd like to tell you a funny case that happened to me. This story /happen/ a long time ago. I /be/ a student and in my free time I /lead/ an active social life. From September to November, I /not to pay/ much attention to my studies, from December to January i /prepare/ for the exams, and then i /rest/ again from February to May. In summer, it /be/ easier from me to pass the exams. So, after all the exams were passed i /go/ to rock bar, where my favourite local band /perform/. I /be/ in the company of my friends, we /celebrate/ the passing of all exams the whole evening. I /meet/ young girl, her name was Irene. We had a great time and /agree/ to meet in a week.
On the 1st of September i /come/ to the university as usual. We /have/ a new subject "applied mathematics". We /wait/ for the teacher when Irene /enter/ the lecture room. It /turn/ out she was our teachers. We were embarrassed, but we /not to tell/ anyone that we /meet/ before. We /not to want/ other students to think that Irene could be more loyal to me than to other students because we /become/ acquainted before. Irene /not to work/ at the university after i /graduate/
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I am going to do my hometask
Andy was going to ride his bike
Kate is going to eat a salad
Clara is going to smoke
John is going to release a new album

Mike wasn`t going to quarell with his parents
Nick wasn`t going to come to the show
Shella wasn`t going to sleep so early
Brayan wasn`t going to brake your car
Ann and Helen aren`t going to wash the windows

Is Oleh going to do his homework?
Was Kate going to sing this song?
Is Nastya going to tell the truth?
Was Dylan going to help him?
Is Gordon going to come to the blackboard?

In my opinion, it is quite difficult to find a job for me and other young people of my age. Unfortunately the legislation states that we are not yet of age to get a paid job. However, if you are a hard-working energetic type, and you can dedicate your time to go out there and ask people for work, you might be lucky. Many of my friends were successful, but you need to have a certain personality to achieve results. As we are all yet unskilled workers we can do only the basic jobs, such as promotion and maybe client coordination. Before getting any part-time job you need to have a clear understanding of your abilities; you have to be careful and responsible with your job as people are going to see you as an honest and reliable person, which means you can't say you'll do it and then disappepear due to the change of plans. If you're trying to get a position that involves speaking to clients, you need to be friendly, patient and polite; the communcative approach is very important there. In fact, you need to show a certain level of intelligence as well, as usually you will be dealing with adult clientelle. There are plenty of websites and newspapers where you can look for job openings, but I think that the best way is to pick a company you would like to work for and ask them directly. That's what I did last summer and even though I had to wait for the answer I finally got the job assisting in the admin department. Such job won't get you a lot of money, but earning a small sum of your own is always a delight