Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. C: Helen Simpson? I (not/see) you for ages!
H: Clare? It's great to see you again! Where (you/be) all this time?
C: I (just/come) back from London! You really (change) since we last saw each other. You (look) wonderful!
H: Well, I (put) on some weight, I'm afraid. And my hair is shorter than before. When (we/last/see) each other? I can't remember.
C: Let me think. I (believe) the last time was when we graduated, four years ago.
H: What (you/do) since then?
C: I (study) in London. What about you?
H: I (be) very busy lately. I (work) as a fashion designer for half a year now.
C: Do you still live with your parents?
H: No, I (live) in a flat in the town centre. It's nice.
C: How long (you/have) it?
H: Since last year. It's a large flat, with three bedrooms. I (try) to rent the two extra rooms, but no one has turned up yet.
C: Well, I (look) for a room since I arrived! I'd really like to have a look at them.

1) What time of year was in the text?

2) What is the name of the text?

3) Which family was listed in the text?

4) Where Parkers family had a lovely talk?

5) What did they decide?

6) Where did they live before?

7) What Parkers were planning?

8) What did they want to have around the house?

9) Their previous garden was full of flowers, what flowers were there?

10) Their previous garden was especially fantastic at one time of the year, what is that time of the year?

11) Who was so excited?

12) How many members of the family were listed in the text?

13) Who will assist father in digging around the trees and do other gardening chores?

14) When she will rake the leaves in the garden?

15) What type of houses will children have?

16) Why Steve cried?

17) What was Steve`s hobby?

18) Where did Steve played for a long time with trees?

19) Did Parkers started to look for house?

20) When did they started to look for house?

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