Mr.Boxell had just (shut)1 his shoe shop at the end of the day when he saw a man in a well-cut suit (walking) 2 in. The man (wanted )3 Mr. Boxell (to show)4 him an expensive pair of shoes. There was something about the way the man (was walking )5 that (made)6 Mr. Boxell (feel 7 suspicious. He (thought)8 he (had seen)9 the man before somewhere and then he (remembered)10 where Mr. Boxell (had come)11 across his photo in a magazine and (seen)12 him on TV. The man was)13 a criminal and (was wanted)14 by the police. “If I (sell)15 him shoes that will 16 not be comfortable, he will (return)17 (to change)18 them”, Mr. Boxell (thought)19. “But I (am )20 not sure I (will be)21 able (to sell)22 them to him”. Then Mr. Boxell (decided)23 that he (would try)24. The man (had tried)25 on a few pairs of shoes before he (bought)26 the pair that Mr. Boxell strongly (recommended 27. “They (are)28 a bit tight”, he complained. “They (will stretch)29, sir” Mr. Boxell said. “Just (buy)30 them. You will never (regret)31 it. What size do you (wear)32, sir? (Will I wrap)33 them for you?” “O.K. do)34 it” answered the man. As Mr. Boxell had expected)35, the man (limped)36 into the shop the next day (to complain)37 about the shoes. As he (entered)38 the shop he was surrounded)39 by the police. Mr. Boxell said: “I (did)40 it. Yesterday I deliberately (sold)41 the man a pair of shoes that (were)42 a size too small. I (knew)43 he (would bring)44 them back the next day!”
1. I haven't been in London this year. 2. We have seen this film before. 3. He hasn't met his parents. 4. She has heard this music before. 5. I have written a new book this month. 6. They haven't finished their work yet. 7. Alan hasn't had his breakfast. 8. Cathy hasn't got up yet. 9. Martin hasn't washed up yet. 10. We haven't told him the truth. 11. Have You mentioned my name? 12. Has Your mother already come? 13. Where has Martin gone? 14. Why has John taken this book? 15. Has Jane been at the theatre this week?
Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present Simple Passive.
(USUALLY) 1. The postbox (to empty) every day.
2. The stamps (to postmark) at the post office.
3. The letters (to sort) into the different towns.
4. The mail (to load) into the train.
5. The mailbags (to unload) after their journey.
6. The bags (to take) to the post office.
7. The letters (to sort) into the different streets.
8. The letters (to deliver).