надо 1) Put the verb in the correct tense form.
1. Sue Wilson (to be involved) in sports for more than 25 years. Her first interest (to be) gymnastics, which she has been actively involved in since she (to be) ten.
2. I (to decide) to take some time off so I can write a book about my career.
3. - What on earth (you/do)? Your clothes are all dirty!
- Well, I (to work) in the garage all day.
4. Look! I (already/plant) a lot of flowers. I (to plan) to cut the grass now.
5. Last year, Tom and Fiona (to buy) a house. They (save up) for ages, and by the end of May they (to have) enough money for the deposit on a house.
6. When their mom got home, the boys (to watch) TV.
7. He (to want) to repair our washing machine that (to break) down few days before.
8. While the plumber (to repair) our washing machine, I (to watch) the news.
9. The reporter (to say) that a car (to crash) into a stop sign just before it (to reach) the crossroads.
10. I (to open) the door and (to see) a police officer standing there.
1. Sue Wilson has been involved in sports for more than 25 years. Her first interest was gymnastics, which she has been actively involved in since she was ten.
2. I have decided to take some time off so I can write a book about my career.
3. - What on earth have you been doing? Your clothes are all dirty!
- Well, I have been working in the garage all day.
4. Look! I have already planted a lot of flowers. I am planning to cut the grass now.
5. Last year, Tom and Fiona bought a house. They had been saving up for ages, and by the end of May they had had enough money for the deposit on a house.
6. When their mom got home, the boys were watching TV.
7. He wanted to repair our washing machine that had broken down few days before.
8. While the plumber was repairing our washing machine, I was watching the news.
9. The reporter said that a car had crashed into a stop sign just before it reached the crossroads.
10. I opened the door and saw a police officer standing there.