Open the brackets using past simple or past continuous. write five forms with a comma don't write full sentences.

example:

1. he (to leave) the bank, when the thieves (to take) his money.

2. at half past four yesterday we (to have) dinner.

answer: was leaving, took, were having

1. (to watch) tv at ten o'clock yesterday.

2. i (to go) to bed at nine o'clock yesterday.

3. i (to finish) my homework at nine o'clock yesterday.

4. he (to read) a newspaper when i (to come) in.

I usually have two or three meals a day on weekdays and four meals on my day off.
Because I don’t often have an opportunity to have a dinner when I’m at school.
My meals are: breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper or tea.
Some of my friends have a snack rather than a meal in the morning.
But my breakfast is a full meal and I have it at 7 o’clock.
It is usually bacon and eggs.
Afterwards come sandwiches with butter and cheese or sausages, or sometimes jam.
Then I drink tea or coffee.
I have lunch at about 12 o’clock.
It starts with fruit juice.
Then I have a vegetable salad and sandwiches again or pies with tea.
Dinner is at three or four o’clock.
For dinner I have soup or borsch for starter, and meat or fish with a lot of vegetables for main course.
For dessert I often have stewed fruit or jelly.
And at last supper.
It is at seven or eight.
My mother usually cooks fried fish and mashed potatoes, beefsteak and omelette.
And salads, of course.
Then I prefer a glass of warm milk with biscuits.
Sometimes before going to bed I drink orange juice or eat an apple.

1) It (stopped) raining for a while, but now it is raining again.
2) The town is very different now. It (has changed) a lot.
3) I did German at school, but I (have forgetten) most of it now.
4) The police (arrested) 3 people, but later they let them go.
5) What do you think of my English? Do you think it (has improved)?
6) A: Are you still reading the paper?
B: No, I (have finished) with it. You can have it.
7) I (applied) for a job as a tourist guide, but I was not successful.
8) Where is my bike? It (was) outside the house, but it is not there now.
9) Look! There is an ambulance over there. There (has been) an accident.
10) A: Have you heard about Ben? He (has broken) his arm.
B: Really? How did that happen?
A: He fell off a ladder.