6. She (to finish) her report, and was feeling rather tired, so she (to go) to bed. 7. By two o'clock he (to answer) all the letters he (to receive). 8. The bus (to leave) before I (to reach) the bus station. 9. As soon as they (to finish) breakfast, they (to run) out to play. 10. When we (to meet) our friends they (already to know) the news. 11. When you (to call) me, I (not yet to do) the sum. 12. She (to intend) to make a cake for you, but she (to run) out of time. 13. Hardly we (to go) to bed when somebody (to knock) at the door. 14. No sooner she (to come) than she (to fall) ill.

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Дмитрий Мельников

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18 апреля, 09:51

6. She (to finish) her report, and was feeling rather tired, so she (to go) to bed. 7. By two o'clock he (to answer) all the letters he (to receive). 8. The bus (to leave) before I (to reach) the bus station. 9. As soon as they (to finish) breakfast, they (to run) out to play. 10. When we (to meet) our friends they (already to know) the news. 11. When you (to call) me, I (not yet to do) the sum. 12. She (to intend) to make a cake for you, but she (to run) out of time. 13. Hardly we (to go) to bed when somebody (to knock) at the door. 14. No sooner she (to come) than she (to fall) ill.

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Диана Захарова · Answer 1

6. She finished her report, and was feeling rather tired, so she went to bed. 7. By two o'clock he had answered all the letters he received. 8. The bus had left before I reached the bus station. 9. As soon as they finished breakfast, they ran out to play. 10. When we met our friends they had already known the news. 11. When you called me, I had not yet done the sum. 12. She intended to make a cake for you, but she ran out of time. 13. Hardly we had gone to bed when somebody knocked at the door. 14. No sooner she came than she fell ill.