Use the right forms of the verbs to complete the text. It is Friday. It (1 be) seven o'clock in the morning. I (2 lie) in bed and (3 hear) my mothers words, "Cathy, (4 get) up! If you (5 stay) in bed longer, you (6 be) late for school." I get up but can't find anything. Where (7 be) my white blouse? Oh, mum (8 not, wash) it yesterday. I put on a grey shirt and (9 run) downstairs. Now, I (10 have, not) any time for breakfast. " If I (11 run) all the way, I (12 be able) to take a bus to school," I think. My mum (13 be) at the kitchen door with a sandwich in her hand. " You (14 be) hungry when you (15 come) to school," she says. " (16 Eat) it on the way to the bus stop. (17 Have) a nice day, dear."

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Максим Богомолов

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8 марта, 05:30

Use the right forms of the verbs to complete the text. It is Friday. It (1 be) seven o'clock in the morning. I (2 lie) in bed and (3 hear) my mothers words, "Cathy, (4 get) up! If you (5 stay) in bed longer, you (6 be) late for school." I get up but can't find anything. Where (7 be) my white blouse? Oh, mum (8 not, wash) it yesterday. I put on a grey shirt and (9 run) downstairs. Now, I (10 have, not) any time for breakfast. " If I (11 run) all the way, I (12 be able) to take a bus to school," I think. My mum (13 be) at the kitchen door with a sandwich in her hand. " You (14 be) hungry when you (15 come) to school," she says. " (16 Eat) it on the way to the bus stop. (17 Have) a nice day, dear."

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Дамир Симонов · Answer 1

It is Friday. It is seven o'clock in the morning. I am lying in bed and hearing my mothers words, "Cathy, get up! If you stay in bed longer, you will be late for school." I get up but can't find anything. Where is my white blouse? Oh, mum didn't wash it yesterday. I put on a grey shirt and run downstairs. Now I don't have any time for breakfast. "If I run all the way, I will be able to take a bus to school," I think. My mum is at the kitchen door with a sandwich in her hand. "You will be hungry when you come to school," she says. "Eat it on the way to the bus stop. Have a nice day, dear."