<span>1. What (were you doing) yesterday afternoon?
2. I (was work</span><span>ing) on my computer all day Sunday.
3. Ian (was tak</span><span>ing) notes during the lesson.
4. We (were plann</span><span>ing) to go to the cinema, but we stayed home instead.
5. The students were study</span><span>ing hard because they wanted to pass the exam.
6. We were plann</span><span>ing to go to the zoo, but we stayed home instead.
7. Jackie (was tak</span><span>ing) notes during the lesson.
8. The students were work</span><span>ing hard because they wanted a good mark in the exam.
9. What were you do</span><span>ing last night?
10. He was play</span><span>ing with his nephews all day Saturday.
1. When I was young, I played in the school football team.
2. My uncle Jim was travell</span><span>ing to Rome when I phoned him.
3. Steve got dressed, had breakfast and then went to work.
4. He was cook</span><span>ing when the lights went out.
5. David was rid</span><span>ing his bicycle while Kevin was skateboarding.
6. Dad (did) the washing up before mum came home.
7. We (went) on holiday in July.
8. He (passed) the exam without difficulty.
9. A woman from Vancouver (found) a bear in her kitchen.
10. The detective asked, ‘What (were you do</span><span>ing) at the time of the robbery?
1) The children (were play</span><span>ing) in the park when it (started) to rain.
2) Ed (was wear</span><span>ing) his new leather jacket when he (spilt) oil on it.
3) I (hurt) my leg as I (was runn</span><span>ing) down the street.
4) Tom (was clean</span><span>ing) the swimming pool and Lily (was paint</span><span><span>ing</span>) the fence.
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The order giving permission DIDN'T ARRIVED until too late...
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THE TOWER OF LONDON
The tower of London was built by William the Conqueror in 1078 as a castle and palace. Since that time it has been extended to its present size, and used as an armoury, a zoo, a royal mint, a prison, and a museum. At the time when it was a prison a lot of peoplewere locked in the Tower for their religious beliefs or suspected treason. Anne Boleyn, Sir Walter Raleigh and Elizabeth the First were shut up there, too. Spies were imprisoned in the Tower during both World Wars. Some of the prisoners were allowed to walk in the grounds, live in comfortable rooms and receive visitors. Many convicted were publicly executed on Tower Hill. They were beheaded with the block and axe, which were kept in it. Saint Edward’s Crown, the Imperial State Crown, and the royal scepter are guarded there. Saint Edward’s Crown is used for the coronation ceremonies. 3000 precious jewels are contained in the Imperial State Crown. In 1671 a daring attempt was made to steal the Crown Jewels by a man named Captain Blood.