1. Around me people (talk) Russian, Italian and English. 2. Arnold (talk) to some of the other guests on the terrace when Hardy came.
3. Alex (look) at his watch.
4. All night long the stars (glitter - CHATH).
5. Elizabeth (eat) and didn't raise her head.
6. He ate several chunks of bread while he (wait) for his dinner.
7. The family (to prepare) for the party.
8. She (argue) that only Belinda knew how to treat men.
9. A few minutes later Edward (hurry) through the streets to his bus stop.
10. They (play) darts at six o'clock yesterday.
Put the verbs in brackets in the past continuous form.​

Punch and Judy is a traditional street puppet theater that originated initially in Italy in the XVII century, and then, at the end of the same century, appeared in the UK[1]. The central characters of the theater are Punch (Pulcinella) and his wife Judy. [2] The performances of this theater are short scenes, usually no more than three minutes in length. In each of the scenes related to the genre of buffoonery, two characters take part — Punch and some other, different from him in character. The action is designed in such a way that the audience can join in or leave the performance after each episode — this is due to the street character of the performance.

-hello jane
-hi Martina, How are you? its been a long time!
-im quite good thanks, what about you? this concert is great , isnt it?
-im fine, thank you. yes it is. Im so happy to be here , and im glad i met you
-me too.
-Hey do you see the guy on the front seats?
-Yes , but what about him?
- Nothing much. Just i think he looks quite fashionable  and he is handsome enough.
- hey you are right . His outfit is really cool and modern. His black jacket and and blue jeans suit him very well
-indeed. and he has  great haircut. And whats more he reminds me my favourite actor
-oh really? and thats why you re looking at him so long
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