1 I was waiting for a bus at the bus stop when it started raining
2 Paul took the key, unlocked the door and entered his flat.
3 While Alison was making dough for the cake, her daughter was whipping the cream with the mixer
4 When Andy turned on the radio, the reporter was telling about the flood in the south of the country.
5 Mr Rogers was shaving in the bathroom when the telephone rang.
6 What was Seila doing while you were typing the report? - She was making some calculations for our boss.
7 Where was Jessica hurrying when you met her yesterday morning? - She was hurrying to the hospital.
8 When did the accident happen? - It happened at about 8 o'clock yesterday evening. I was walking towards the supermarket when I saw a car speeding along the road. Suddenly a little boy ran out into the road.
9 Who was Martin speaking to when we saw him yesterday? - He was speaking to his coach.
1. c
2. b
3. a
4. d
5. c
6. c
7. d
8. d
9. a
10. d
11. d
12. c
13. c
14. c
15. b
16. d
17. a
18. c
19. a
20. d
<u>Ex. 2</u>
1-B
2-A
3-G
4-D
5-F
6-E
<u>Ex. 3</u>
1. Karen watched her dad when she was girl.
2. After karts, Karen raced rally cars.
3. Motor racing is massive (=very popular) in the UK.
4. In the future, more women will become racing drivers.
5. Karen hasn't got a lot of money this year.
6. Her dad needs to find more sponsors this year.
<u>Ex. 4</u>
1. Which football team do you support?
2. I love learning new sports. I want to have a go at everything once.
3. She competed in the championship. She won!
4. My brother loves motorbike racing.
5. The situation was quite serious. He broke his leg.
6. The crowd cheered.The atmosphere was amazing.
1. making you feel even hungrier
2. buy one get one free
3. products that are at eye level
4. It may be easier to grab some prepackaged apples, but they're also a lot more expensive than loose ones.
5. Supermarkets love doing this, so that you have to spend time walking up and down the aisles looking for what you want to buy.
6. 3D displays will address you by name and as you're walking out you might even get an SMS telling you that you've forgotten to buy milk!
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