Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense.
1. I (see) the headmaster tomorrow in any case, so I (tell) him what you (just say).
2. You (never see) such chaos as the place (be) in yesterday in preparation for today's dance. When I called round, carpets (roll) up, furniture (move) from one room to another, floors(polish), chandeliers (clean), flowers (arrange) artistically at strategic places and Mary (rush) round trying to supervise everything at once. Who (believe) it to see how orderly everything looks now?
3. As you see, at last I (get) round to decorating the room. I (mean) to do so for ages.
4. Can you imagine it? Next year he (work) for that firm for 10 years, and yet it seems only yesterday that he (wear) his first pair of long trousers!
5. I (try) to remember his name for the last half hour, but I (not succeed) yet.
6. What I (see) fleeing down the corridor but a ghostly apparition!
7. It is a long time now since he (run) away and (leave) her.
8. In my opinion the money (steal) some time between six and seven o'clock.
9. It seems a pity that everyday our towns (expand) outwards and good agricultural land (disappear) beneath now housing estates. Who knows if atthis very minute land that (till) from time immemorial (not bulldoze) to make room for new housing projects? But of course th ever-increasing population must (house) somewhere.
1. I (see) the headmaster tomorrow in any case, so I (tell) him what you (just say).
2. You (never see) such chaos as the place (be) in yesterday in preparation for today's dance. When I called round, carpets (roll) up, furniture (move) from one room to another, floors(polish), chandeliers (clean), flowers (arrange) artistically at strategic places and Mary (rush) round trying to supervise everything at once. Who (believe) it to see how orderly everything looks now?
3. As you see, at last I (get) round to decorating the room. I (mean) to do so for ages.
4. Can you imagine it? Next year he (work) for that firm for 10 years, and yet it seems only yesterday that he (wear) his first pair of long trousers!
5. I (try) to remember his name for the last half hour, but I (not succeed) yet.
6. What I (see) fleeing down the corridor but a ghostly apparition!
7. It is a long time now since he (run) away and (leave) her.
8. In my opinion the money (steal) some time between six and seven o'clock.
9. It seems a pity that everyday our towns (expand) outwards and good agricultural land (disappear) beneath now housing estates. Who knows if atthis very minute land that (till) from time immemorial (not bulldoze) to make room for new housing projects? But of course th ever-increasing population must (house) somewhere.
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2. will never see, was yesterday, were rooled up, was moved, floors were polished, were cleaned, were arranged, was rushing,
3. got, meant
4. will be working, wore
5. tried, haven't succeeded
6. saw
7. ran, left
8. was stolen
9. are expending, is disappearing, (reszta jest nie zrozumiala. nie rozumiem wogole tekstu.. sprobuj moze jeszcze raz go przetlumaczyc albo napisac)