Had you worked? – Ты работал? When had you written the letter? – Когда ты написал письмо? He had finished his work by five o'clock and went home. When they arrived I had finished my work. Peter had gone away when they reached the castle. " Past Perfect Continuous". Had you been working? Had she been working? I was very tired when I got home. I’d been working hard all day. We’d been playing tennis for about half an hour when it started to rain heavily. I was disappointed when I had to cancel my holiday. I’d been looking forward to it.
There is an ancient oriental tale about three smart, beloved by fate, lucky princes, wandering around the world and sometimes by chance, and more often due to their intelligence, dexterity and ingenuity, they found wonderful and useful things that they, in general, were not looking for. Princes came from the Serendip principality (as the Arabs in ancient times called the island Ceylon). There was even the term "serendipnost" - the gift of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looking for. Serendipnost characteristic of a true scientist. In science, they are often looking for one thing, and due to chance, a happy coincidence of circumstances and insight, they find something completely different, sometimes even more important. True, the history of science testifies that this gift, as in the ancient fairy tale, inspired and deep minds are rewarded, that only brilliant insight and excellent preparation make it possible not to indifferently pass by a happy event, but to translate it into a discovery. Thus, the case, as it were, is no longer a case, and the serendipnost is not just a happy coincidence ...
Our class teacher is kind and good
At school we learn a lot of useful and interesting things
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