1. Nick ... (to turn off) the music he ... (to listen) to and ...(to go) to answer the phone. He ...(to think) it … (to see) Steve but it ... (to turn out) somebody who ... (to dial) the wrong number.
2. It ... (to be) obvious that she ... (can / not) control herself. She … (to cry) in hysterics.
3. Sheila ... (to like) the novel so much that everything she ... (to read) so
far ... (to seem) ordinary and uninteresting. She even ... (to think) she ... (not / to like) any other book so much and that one ... (to remain) her favorite.
4. She ...(to enjoy) the music that ...(to sound) on the radio. She ... (to hear) neither the melody nor the singer before and ... (to be) sorry she ... (not / to know) what the song ... (to be).
5. The blouse she ... (to wear) ... (to suit) her very well. It ... (to look)
very beautiful and unusual. I ... (not / to see) anything like that before.
6. She ... (to have) a rest after she ...(to work) so hard all day. Right at that
moment the telephone ... (to ring), and her mood … (to change) for the
worse at once because she ... (not / to want) to speak to anyone and … (to hope) that nobody and nothing …( to disturb) her.
7. At the recent environmental conference scientist s ... (to point out) again that the world climate … (to get) warmer.
8. I … (to doubt) that Mr. Stevens … (to do) what we … (to want) to ask him for.
9. I … (not \ to trust) Sam and ... (to be) sure that sooner or later he ... (to show) to that attitude to us and then everybody ... (to see) that I ... (to be) right.
10. The Tysons ... (to have) an impression that something strange ... (to go on)
in the room but they … (to pretend) they … (not/ to notice) it or at least (not / to pay) attention to it.
11. I read in a reference book that the ancient Egyptians ... (to build) pyramids over
the tombs of dead kings and queens.
12. The book she … (to find) … (to look) very old. She ... (to realize) that it ... (can) be valuable that's why she ... (not/ to throw) it away.
13. Brian ... (to look) totally deferent from the man I … (to expect) to see. In
fact I … (to be) disappointed because I … (to imagine) a stronger and a
more handsome man. Bat my friend … (to remind) me that appearance ... (can) be deceiving,
14. She (to begin) to cry when she … (to see) that the flowers she …(always/ to look after) so carefully … (to be) dead.
15. Mrs. Crap ... (never / to throw away) anything hoping that this or that thing
… (to some in) handy. As a result her flat … (to be) full of unnecessary old
things she ... (to store) for ages.
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