I. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets. 1. It (be) a cold winter night. It (snow) hard and I (want) to get back home quickly. 2. I never (work) so hard in my life as now when I (write) my diploma-paper. 3. I (learn) riding a bike when I (be) five years old. I (ride) for 20 years already. 4. Where he (go) when you (meet) him in the morning? - To the library. 5. I never (wear) a tie to work and I (refuse) to start now. 6. No sooner I (reach) the door than I (realize) it (lock). 7. As I (cross) the road I (see) Alice coming out of the bookshop. She (say) she (buy) some English books in the original.

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Мирослав Лебедев

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25 февраля, 17:08

I. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets. 1. It (be) a cold winter night. It (snow) hard and I (want) to get back home quickly. 2. I never (work) so hard in my life as now when I (write) my diploma-paper. 3. I (learn) riding a bike when I (be) five years old. I (ride) for 20 years already. 4. Where he (go) when you (meet) him in the morning? - To the library. 5. I never (wear) a tie to work and I (refuse) to start now. 6. No sooner I (reach) the door than I (realize) it (lock). 7. As I (cross) the road I (see) Alice coming out of the bookshop. She (say) she (buy) some English books in the original.

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Василиса Рудакова · Answer 1

1. It was a cold winter night. It was snowing hard and I wanted to get back home quickly. 2. I've never worked so hard in my life as now when I am writing my diploma-paper. 3. I learnt riding a bike when I was five years old. I've been riding for 20 years already. 4. Where was he going when you met him in the morning? - To the library. 5. I've never worn a tie to work and I refuse to start now. 6. No sooner had I reached the door than I realized it had been locked. 7. As I was crossing the road I saw Alice coming out of the bookshop. She said she had bought some English books in the original.