English

1. We came home very late, so we walked into the house very quietly. (Already done)
2. The band last night played so loudly that we all got headaches.
3. The dog ran so fast that Gerry couldn’t catch it.
4. I like eating Sara’s food. She cooks so well.

1. I don’t know what I’m going to do tomorrow, but maybe I’ll just stay at home. (Already done)
2. I hope to see you tomorrow — or the day after tomorrow.
3. Helen doesn’t like sport very much, so I doubt she’ll come to the match with us.
4. I probably won’t go out tonight. I’m too tired from last night!

September 16-20

What did they invent?/to read the text and translate/page 12

Grammar:past continuous,past simple

Ex,2/c,d,page 13

1. Lucy was doing a handstand.
2. Daniel and Sophie were playing table tennis.
3. Samuel was sitting on the teacher’s desk.
4. Ken was writing a text message.
5. Lisa was dreaming about a day on the beach.

1. A: What were you doing (you/do) when I saw you yesterday?
   B: I was waiting (wait) for my sister. She was buying (buy) something in a shop.
2. A: Who were you talking (you/talk) to when I phoned you?
   B: It was my brother. He was telling (tell) me about a film he saw on TV.
3. A: Were (his parents/live) in England when he was born?
   B: No, they were living (live) in Paris. His father was working (work) as an architect.
4. A: Were you watching (you/watch) TV when I called last night?
   B: No, I wasn’t. I was reading (read) a magazine.
5. A: Who were you having (you/have) lunch with when I saw you yesterday?
   B: With Jane. She’s a friend of mine. We were talking (talk) about you!
6. A: Were you playing (you/play) tennis yesterday afternoon?
   B: No, I wasn’t playing (not/play) tennis, I was doing (do) my homework.
7. A: What were they wearing (they/wear) for school yesterday? Their school uniform?
   B: No, they weren’t wearing (not/wear) their school uniform, they were wearing (wear) jeans and T-shirts.