Put the verbs in zero conditional (to wear) my old boots when I
(to work).
When I
(to cook) salads, I
(to use) only olive oil.
When I
(to concentrate), please
(not to make) so much noise.
Unless prices
(to rise), it
(not to be) a good investment.
• Unless someone
(to ask) you politely,

1. Jane wasn't at home when l went to see her. She was working in the garden.
2. They were cleaning the carpet when they found the ear-ring.
3. He met Sarah at the birthday party. She was wearing a while dress.
4. What were you (speaking) about before l (interrupted) you?
5. Bob (was) late but his friends (were waiting) fot him.
6. When did you (get) this parcel?
7. I (expected) to see you at the conference but you weren't there.
8. When I (was crossing) the street, l (thought) there were no cars.
9. He (knew) nothing about America. It (was) a big suprise to him.
10. Where were you (going) when I (stopped) you?

Teresa wants the twins helped her around the house.
The teacher did not expect that his disciples will love me poetry.
"I don't want you to scream as hard," said the mother to the son.
We would like to have a little(some time) took a walk on the river Bank.
Nobody expects teenagers to earn a living.
I wouldn't want you to read criminal stories.
Shakespeare's parents wanted him to become a Glover?
Do you really expect our forest will soon be a lot of deer?
I don't want you to go with this naughty boy
I expect you will use your own discretion.
We didn't expect her to invite so many guests to his birthday party.