Поставить глагол в правильную форму David William (21) (to have) such a terrible time this year that he ought to be in the Guiness Book of Records.

The trouble (22) (to start) one morning last January when David (23) (to find) that his car (24) (to disappear) from outside his house. He (25) (not to see) it ever since.

In March he (26) (to buy) a new car, but he (27) (not to have) it for more than a week when someone (28) (to crash) into the back of it. These disasters (29) (to continue) for more than a year right up to the present time. Two days ago David (30) (to sit) on a seat that someone (31) (to finish) painting only some minutes before. He (32) (to wear) a new suit he (33) (to buy) only the previous week.

The worst thing happened in August. David (34) (to spend) 3 days of his holiday at airports because of strikes. When he (35) (to arrive) home finally, he (36) (to discover) that someone (37) (to break) into his house. The burglars (38) (to steal) his video-recorder and TV-set. David doesn't know what he (39) (to do) to deserve all this bad luck. But he (40) (to hope) his luck will change soon.

David William has had such a terrible time this year that he ought to be in the Guinness Book of Records. The trouble started one morning last January when David found that his car had disappeared from outside his house. He hasn't seen it ever since.

In March, he bought a new car, but he hasn't had it for more than a week when someone crashed into the back of it. These disasters have continued for more than a year right up to the present time. Two days ago, David was sitting on a seat that someone had finished painting only some minutes before. He was wearing a new suit he had bought only the previous week.

The worst thing happened in August. David spent 3 days of his holiday at airports because of strikes. When he finally arrived home, he discovered that someone had broken into his house. The burglars had stolen his video-recorder and TV-set. David doesn't know what he has done to deserve all this bad luck. But he hopes his luck will change soon.

1. "to have" - David William has had such a terrible time this year
2. "to start" - The trouble started one morning last January
3. "to find" - David found that his car had disappeared from outside his house
4. "to disappear" - his car had disappeared from outside his house
5. "not to see" - He hasn't seen it ever since
6. "to buy" - In March he bought a new car
7. "not to have" - he hasn't had it for more than a week
8. "to crash" - when someone crashed into the back of it
9. "to continue" - These disasters have continued for more than a year
10. "to sit" - Two days ago David was sitting on a seat
11. "to finish" - that someone had finished painting only some minutes before
12. "to wear" - He was wearing a new suit
13. "to buy" - he had bought only the previous week
14. "to spend" - David spent 3 days of his holiday at airports
15. "to arrive" - When he finally arrived home
16. "to discover" - he discovered that someone had broken into his house
17. "to break" - someone had broken into his house
18. "to steal" - The burglars had stolen his video-recorder and TV-set
19. "not to know" - David doesn't know what he has done
20. "to hope" - But he hopes his luck will change soon.