Mrs.Clay (finish) her work later yesterday. Last week I (be) very busy and I (not/help) my mum.

The other day I (eat) pork at my friends.

My dad (go) to work on foot last week.

I (see) tom at the party the other day.

I (get) to the market myself last time.

Last Sunday we (watch) a lot of interesting programmes.

Last night I (not/sleep) well
Last Monday I (come) later from school.

He (meet) Mary and (fall) in love with her at first sight.

As soon as the bus (stop), Jill (get off)
Three weeks later I (leave) for Moscow.

Looking through the paper, the teacher (find) several mistakes.​

Do you like reading historical or romantic novels? I prefer reading romantic novels.Your dad is fond of reading science fiction, isn't he? Yes, he is. His favourite book is '1984'.Did you meet you teacher at the book shop? No, I didn't. You didn't borrow books during spring holidays, did you? No, I didn't.Where were you yesterday? I stayed at home yesterday.How many books have you got at home? I've got a lot of books at home. Maybe about 200.Can you write poems or fables? No, I can't. I'm a bad writer.Fiction is more interesting than non-fiction, isn't it? Yes, it is.

Speak a bit louder, please. I can (hard ) hear you.

2. You haven’t been to the gym ( lately). Are you all right?

3. It’s too ( lately) to go to the swimming pool. It is already closed.

4. He won the competition ( nearly). He got the silver medal.

5. To become an athlete, you’ll have to train very ( hardly).

6. The stadium was ( nearly) full.

7. There is a new fitness club (near ) our school.

8. This is the best match I’ve seen (late ).

9. The cake was terrible. We could ( hardly) eat it.

10. Wake up! It’s (near ) ten o’clock!