I (WAIT) at the bus stop when I (SEE) Jane. I was waiting at the bus stop when I saw Jane.

It (SNOW) when I (LEAVE) home this merning.

They (GO) to school when she (SLIP) on a banana,

I (READ) a book when the phone (RING),

• Kim (STAND) when a frog (JUMP) into her mouth.

Mum (TAKE) a bath when we (COME) in.

We (PLAY) Hide-and-seek when I (STEP) on a snake.

Our teacher (RUN) when she (LOSE) her shoes.

1)when were you born? i was born in 1980.

2)the light went off and the orchestra started playing.

3) when i came into the kitchen mother was cooking dinner.

4)we had been washing the floor from 3 till 4 yesterday.

5)at 7 yersterday i was playing the piano.

6)when i came home mother had already cooked dinner.

7)tom had translated the text by 7.

8)she had been seeing the film for 1 hour when i rang her up.

9)where were you yesterday?

10) did you finish school last year?

поставь мне "лучшее решение", если несложно.

this year i have to make to an important (0)decision : what to do next. our school gives us excellent (1)opportunity    to find out what is better for us to do in the future. there are a lot of (2)optional      subjects that help us to understand it and express our (3)personality. when compulsory   education is over students can either enter a (4)technical    institute or try to find a job. but if you don`t want to meet with(5)difficulties    while trying to find a job, our teachers advise us to get (6)vocational    training first.our school gives us a lot of(7)inform ation  about the professions that our community needs.but i think that the best choice is to get(8)higher    education.there are no(9) enterance examinations to universities but studying there needs very carefull (10)preparation. i try to study my best in order to get a place there. 

would you like to come to us?

the paralympic games are equivalent to the olympics, but restricted to athletes with physical disabilities.

they include traditional athletic events as well as categories like wheelchair racing and wheelchair basketball.

the paralympics seem a perfectly reasonable idea.

they allow disabled athletes to compete in events better suited to their needs.

they can highlight the bravery of some athletes who have overcome crippling injury or disease and gone on to train to a high standard.

applying the principle of inclusivity indiscriminately doesn't make much sense.

disabled and able-bodied athletes do not begin on an equal footing, and there is an extra dimension of technology in wheelchair sports that isn't found in their pedestrian equivalents.

paralympic and other wheelchair sports have strict rules about the mobility of the athletes and the construction of the wheelchairs.