Write in was or were. Listen and check. 1. Mike was at the circus.
2. Helen
at the museum.
3. Helen's parents
at the theatre.
4. Dave
at the cinema.
5. Maggie
at the disco.
6. Mrs Bell in the swimming-pool.
7. Mrs Bell's children in the park.
8. Whoozy and Lumpy
at the zoo.​

I am reading now.
he is sleeping. now.
we aren't drinking tea now
they are going to school now
I am not sleeping now
she isn't drinking coffee now
I read. every. day
he sleeps every night
we drink tea every morning
they go to school every. morning
I don't sleep in the day time
ske doesn't drink coffee after lunch
we aren't watching tv now
they aren't eating now
my mother isn't working now
are you working now?
is he playing now?
Are they eating now?
is your sister resting now?
what are you doing now?
what are you reading now?
what are they eating now?
what is your brouther drinking now?
we don't watch tv in the morning
they don't eat at the lesson
my mother doesn't work at an office
do you work every day
does he pkay in the afternoon?
do they eat at school?
does your sister rest after school?
what do you do every morning?
what do you read after dinner?
what do they eat at breakfast?
what does yor brother drink in the evening?

Description Tanks go on a three-round route of 6-10 km. During the first round crews fire at targets positioned at a distances of 1,800, 1,700 and 1,500 m. The second round firing is at targets imitating an anti-tank mortar squad and an infantry unit - these targets are at a distance of 600–700 m, and must be engaged with a 7.62 mm coaxial  The third round targeting is at an  and  unit by use of the  12.7 mm remotely controlled at a distance of 1,200 m. Firing misses lead to an extra round, 500 m long. On the final round tanks have to go through various terrain obstacles; a missed or crashed obstacle adds 10 seconds to the crew's final timing.