English, 12.09.2021 06:00 robert7248

1. How long you (study) English? For 5 year. 2. How many times you (see) him since he went to Edinburgh?
3. you (ever/ see) a lion?
4. It's ages since we last (see) her.
5. At this time yesterday I(listen) to music.
6.How long ago you (graduate) from college?
7. What he (do) at 4 p. m last Saturday?
8.. David ( sleep) when they (come).
9.When he (get) to the station, the train ( leave) . So he went home.
10. Before he (go) out, he (close) all windows
11.. He (talk) to his mother when I (go) into.
12. When they (visit) her, she (have) breakfast.
13 When he (come), I was having a shower.
14. While mum (watch) T. V, my mother (go) home.
15. By the time I (go) home, I ( give) them my keys.
16. After he ( go) back home, he ( watch) TV.
17. Nancy ( wash) her dishes before she (learn) .
18. When she (listen) to music, I (go) into.
19. When they (come) her, she (have) breakfast.
20. While she(watch) the film, I (phone) in the room.
21. I (wash) my hair before I went to school
22. When she (listen) to the radio, I (come)
23. When they (visit) her, she (have) breakfast.

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