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some extra money because my mum 8) … (come) here
in August. She 9) … (stay) with me for a month. I 10)
… (plan) to show her London.
Angela: When exactly11) … (she/arrive)?
Gary: Her flight 12) … (arrive) at Heathrow airport at 4:30
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p.m. on August 3 .I 13) … (meet) her there.
Angela: You’ve missed her a lot, haven’t you?
Gary . Yes. I 14) … (look forward) to seeing her.

III. Put the verbs in brackets into Past Simple or Past Continuous.
1. I (to wait) in the queue to pay for my groceries when I (to
see) the man in front of me pull out a gun.
2. They (to drive) to the airport when the car (to break down).
3. Can you give this to Sheila? She (to leave) it in my office
earlier.
4. The police (to arrest) the thieves last night.
5. Bobby (to walk) along the beach when a gust of wind (to
blow) his hat off.

IV. Put the verbs into Past Continuous, Past Simple, was/were going to
or used to form.
Policeman: What 1) were you doing (you/do) at 9 o’clock last night?
Witness: I 2) … (watch) TV while my wife 3) … (make) dinner.
We … (have) dinner at a restaurant but we 5) …
(not/have) enough money. We 6) … (go) out a lot but
we can’t afford to now.
Policeman: What 7) … (happen) then?
Witness: 8)I … (think) I 9) … (hear) a gunshot from outside. I
10) … (go) outside but I 11) … (not/see) anything
unusual. Then I … (realize) what the noise was. Our
neighbours 13) … (have) a party and they 14) … (set off)
fireworks in their garden. It 15) … (not/be) a gunshot
after all, officer.

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