Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or past perfect simple! нудно много ) 1 a: i'm sorry we're late. we 1………….. (miss) the train. b: (that/happen)? a: well, i (get) the times wrong and when we (arrive) at the station, the train (just leave). 2 a: (you/have) a good meal at hilary's? b: well no, (be) very embarrassing. when we (arrive), (know) immediately that she (forget) about the whole thing. a: so what (she/do)? b: well, she (pretend) that she (not forget) (say) that the meal (not be) ready because she (get) home from work very late. a: oh no, how awful! 3 it " (be) a beautiful morning. it (rain) in the night and so the ground " (be) fresh and clean and it (smell) wonderful. none of the taylor family (be) awake though. they (all go) to bed very late the night before. their australian cousin (arrive) unexpectedly that evening and they (sit up) talking most of the night. although (be) now 8 o'clock in the morning, they (only be) in bed for about two hours. 1. james ……… (sit) outside the office waiting for the interview. he (feel) so nervous that he (not know) what to do with himself. the person who (go in) before him (be) in there for nearly an hour. and she (look) so confident when she (go) in. not like james. he (feel) sure that she (already get) the job. the problem (be) that he " (want) this job so much. it (mean) everything to him. he (think) about it such a lot before the day of the interview. he (imagine) himself performing brilliantly at the interview and being offered the job immediately. but now here he (be) feeling terrible. he (cannot remember) all those things he " (plan) to say. at that moment, he (almost decide) to get up and leave. but no - he (have to do) this. he (spend) so much time thinking about it that he (cannot give up) like that. his hands (be) hot and sticky and his mouth (feel) dry. finally the door of the office (open). the woman who (go in) an hour earlier (come out) looking very pleased with herself. she (smile) sympathetically at james. at that moment james (hate) her. the managing director then (appear) at the office door. 'would you like to come in now, mr davis? i'm sorry to have kept you waiting.' james (suddenly wish) that he (go) home after all. he (get up), legs shaking and forehead sweating and (wonder) whether he (look) as terrified as he (feel).