Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. 1. the sun (to rise) in the east. 2. see you in the morning. i (to live) now. what i ( to bring) you when i return? you ( to want) something special? 3. how long the children ( to sleep)? it's time for them to get up. 4. i ( to indent) to make a cake, but i ran out of flour. 5. they (to look) for a house for six months before they found one they liked. 6. what you (to do) yesterday when it (to begin) to rain heavily? 7. this time next year we ( to study) at the university. 8. someone (to eat) the sweets. the box is empty. 9. by this time next year they (to visit) some other 5 countries. 10. he says they already (to announce) everybody about the meeting.

1. The sun rises in the East.
2. See you in the morning. I am leaving now. What will I bring you when I return? Do You want something special?
3. How long have the children been sleeping? It's time for them to get up.
4. I intended to make a cake, but I ran out of flour.
5. They had been looking for a house for six months before they found one they liked.
6. What were you doing yesterday when it  began to rain heavily?
7. This time next year we will be studing at the university.
8. Someone has eaten the sweets. The box is empty.
9. By this time next year they will have visited some other 5 countries.
10. He says they have already announced everybody about the meeting.