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1) While we (did/were doing) the city, it (rained/was raining).
2) When I (came/was coming) to Trafalgar Square, I (decided/was deciding) to take some photos of the place.
3) I (caught/was catching) a cold when I (decorated/was decorating) the house for the New Year.
4) At 6 o'clock fire (burnt/was burning) in the fireplace, everything was ready for the party.
5) I (saw/was seeing) a new film on television yesterday and I (liked/was liking) it.
6) At 7 in the morning there were dark clouds in the sky and it (meant/was meaning) that it was going to rain.
7) Who (did you talk/were you talking) to at the school door this morning?
8) Joan's French was very bad and I (didn't undestand/wasn't understanding) her.
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1.The flat my sister is large.
2.The work of these students is interesting.
3.Where is the office of the manager?
4.The house of my brother-in-law is very big.
5.What is the name of the man who lent us the money?

pend) your holidays in the Crimea.

1)the student to his theater :"I am sorry for coming late"
2) the son to his mother :"I have broken your vase"

“Have you ever been to Europe?” he inquired.

“How long are you planning to stay in Britain?” he asked her.

“How much money have you brought for your stay?” he asked.

“Who paid the bill?” she asked me.

“Have you heard the news on the radio?” she inquired.

“Which countries will John be visiting?” she asked him.

“Where does John’s sister work?” she asked him.

“Will you be coming to the concert or not?” she wanted to know.

“Why are those old men singing?” he asked her.

“What made her smile?” he requested.

“What was she holding in her left hand?” he asked.

“What’s your husband interested in?” she asked her.

“Do you like the boy that is talking to Julia ?” he asked.

“Has Bill shown the kitchen plans to you yet?” she asked him.

“What are you doing these days?” he asked me.

“How long have you both been living here?” he asked.

“Who left the bag here?” he asked him.

“What will you be doing this time tomorrow?” he asked her.

“When will we know the exam results,” she asked the teacher.

“Where do you get your daily paper?” he asked.

“What makes a noise like that?” he wondered.

“Did you have a long argument on this point?” he asked.

“Which newspaper carried the article?” she asks.

“Did the boys look smart in their school uniforms?” she asked him.

“You don’t like Chinese food, do you?” he asked.

She protested: “Bullying must be punished.”
”E-books will not replace paper ones”, said the librarian.
”Have you chosen which programme to watch?” I asked her.
”Where did you see them yesterday?” asked their mother.
''Come to me tomorrw'', he offered.