A: When (1) (you talk) to?
B: I (2) (not talk) to anybody.
A: What (3) (you do)?
B: I (4) (listen) to the radio.
A: Why (5) (you stand) outside?
B: Because you (6) (make) a lot of noise inside?
A: We (7) (not make) a lot of noise!
B: I thought you (8) (have) a row.

Exercise 3 Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the past continuous.
1. My friend (buy) jeans when I (see) her in the shop.
2. The boys (play) in the park all day yesterday.
3. She ___ (talk) on the phone at 5 p.m. yesterday.
4. The students (write) a test when the bell (ring).
5. The text was very difficult. He (translate) this text the whole evening yesterday.
6. My brother ( listen) to music when his friends (come).
7. I (break) my arm when I (play) football.

I would like to tell you about Steven Hawking. He was born in England  8 01 1942. Both his parents had studied at Oxford. Both his parents had studied at Oxford. When he was 21, Stephen started tripping, dropping items and his speech became unclear. After a series of tests, doctors concluded that Stephen was suffering from ALS- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis; a disease which paralyzed him and required a speech generating device to communicate. His most famous theory is that black holes can emit radiation; also known as Hawking radiation. Hawking has received numerous awards but never won the Nobel Prize. To my mind, it is so sad. I think, he made lots useful invention.

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However, crisps were not sold in bags for over 50 years, until the crisp bag  was developed by businesswoman Laura Scudder.  

Flavoured crisps were not invented until the 1950s.

While a plain crisp contains only potatoes, oil and salt,  a flavoured crisp is made with over 30 ingredients!

In the UK, six billion bags of crisps are eaten each year.

In the USA, crisps are not called crisps, in fact, but  'potato chips' are also very popular there.

680 million  kilograms are enjoyed each year around the world!​

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