Susan (1) … very tired that night so at 9 o'clock she decided to go to bed. she was (2) … tired to stay up any longer. as she (3) … up the stairs she heard a noise which was coming from the attic. she was frightened but decided (4) … and see what it was. in the attic (5) … wasn't enough light to see properly. susan (6) … a candle but it still wasn't bright enough. she heard the noise again. it was coming from the corner of the attic. she was (7) …. she picked up a broom which she (8) … on the floor. just then, a huge bat flew towards her. susan screamed very loudly and ran quickly downstairs. 1. a was feeling b was felt c had felt 2. a too b much c enough 3. a went b was going c has gone 4. a going b to go c go 5. a their b it c there 6. a lit b lighted c was lighting 7. a terrific b terrifying c terrified 8. a was found b was finding c had found

.1. I am writing an English exercise now.

2. I was writing an English exercise at this time yesterday.

3. My little sister is sleeping now.

4. My little sister was sleeping at this time yesterday.

5. My friends aren't doing their homework now. They are playing volleyball.

6. My friends weren't doing their homework at seven o'clock yesterday. They were playing volleyball.

7. She was reading the whole evening yesterday.

8. She is not reading now.

9. Now she is going to school.

10. What are you doing now? — I am drinking tea.

1. Alison had lunch at to o'clock yesterday

2. Edward and Henry played the guitar all the evenig

3. Ben ran in the park in the morning yesterday

4. I speaked to the manager from 3 to half past 5 last thursday

5. My grandparents drove to Poltava at this time yesterday

6. Lucy iron clothes from 4 to 6 o'clock last Saturday.

7. You slept for 3 hours in the afternoon

8. Julia listened to news at this time yesterday

9. My mother dusted the furniture when I came home yesterday

10. We played on the playground all day last Sunday.