2.2 Write I (for imperative) next to the sentences that contain imperatives. 1. Can you pass the salt?
2. Move out of my way!
3. Shut the front door.
4. Aina and Dina arrived at the subway station early.
5. Find my leather jacket.
6. I will be there at five.
7. Clean your room.
8. Did you complete that task yesterday?
9. Wear the red dress.
10. Wait for me.
11.Masha and Sasha took the bus.
12.Get out!
13.Make sure you pack warm clothes.
14.I am going to Egypt next week.
15.He was very quiet during the exams.
16.Be nice to your friends.
17.Play ball!
18.Joe waited for the car.
19. The train was late.
20.I was looking for my keys at home.​

1) What's the matter? My car has just been stolen

2) One of the theatres in our city is being reconstructed now.

3) That house was sold a long time ago.

4) Jin said the room had already been cleaned

5) All the banks are closed on Sundays.

6) The documents will have been signed by 5 p.m.

7) We were being followed on our way home yesterday.

8) My sister will be taken to hospital tomorrow.

9) The cake smells so nice. It has just been baked

10) The conference room is being used at the moment.

11) When we arrived at the airport, we found that the flight had been concelled

12) The flowers in the flowerbeds (are being watered, were watered, will have been watered) by this evening.

вроде так ...

1. A few weeks ago, I READ in the newspaper that our parliamentary representative WANTED to visit France.

2. Aunt Judith ARRIVED yesterday evening, but I HAVEN'T SEEN her yet.

3. What WERE YOU DOING between 9 and 12 yesterday morning? – I WAS CLEANING the house the whole morning.

4. He usually READS the newspaper in the morning but when I SAW him yesterday, he WAS READING a book.

5. I HAVE BEEN SMOKING for 15 years. I WAS 16 when I STARTED.

6. We ARE LEAVING tomorrow morning. The train LEAVES at 7:45 a.m.

7. He CRASHED his car into a tree because he WASN'T PAYING attention to the road.