1. They were drinking tea when I came home.
2. He was walking along the river when a boat was passing
3. The old man was thinking about his plan when he fell asleep.
4. We listened to an interesting lecture yesterday.
5. When I entered the classroom, the teacher was writing words on the blackboard and the pupils were copying them into their exercise-books.
6. They were getting ready to go out when it began raining.
7. Yesterday at one o'clock I was having lunch at the canteen.
8. When he came in, I was doing my exercises.
9. What were you doing at eight o'clock yesterday?
10. At this time yesterday I was going home.
11. You were sleeping when I went out.
12. He was reading on the sofa when I came in and sat down beside him.
13. I was walking along the street with my friend when a tram passed.
14. She was looking out of the window when I saw her.
15. We were answering the teacher's questions when the headmistress entered the classroom
Все мы любим смотреть фильмы, ведь зачастую они показывают истории, которые мы никогда не сможем пережить. Для некоторых картин хватит и одного Но есть и такие, которые хочется пересматривать снова и снова, чтобы испытать те же эмоции, как при первом Их называют любимыми.
Для меня таким фильмом стал – «Хатико: самый верный друг». Он полюбился мне своим сюжетом, в котором рассказывается реальная история жизни. Это самый трагичный и удивительный фильм о преданности и дружбе собаки и человека, который вызывает у меня слезы каждый раз, когда я его смотрю.
В один из вечеров Паркер Уилсон находит маленького щенка на железнодорожной станции и забирает к себе домой для того, чтобы найти его хозяина. Когда его жена узнала о собаке, то была против питомца в доме. Но заметив, как они привязались друг к другу, согласилась оставить собаку в семье. Малышу дали кличку Хатико. Паркер работал преподавателем в университете и каждый день, когда он уезжал на работу, Хати ждал друга у входа на станцию.
Объяснение:
We all love to watch movies, because they often show stories that we can never live through. For some pictures, just one viewing is enough. But there are also some that you want to review again and again to experience the same emotions as when you first viewed it. They are called favorites.
For me, such a film was "Hachiko: the most loyal friend." I liked it because it tells a real life story. This is the most tragic and amazing film about the loyalty and friendship of a dog and a man, which makes me cry every time I watch it.
One evening, Parker Wilson finds a small puppy at a train station and takes it home to find its owner. When his wife found out about the dog, she was against the pet in the house. But noticing how they became attached to each other, I agreed to leave the dog in the family. The baby was given the nickname Hachiko. Parker worked as a teacher at the University and every day when he left for work, hati waited for a friend at the entrance to the station.