12. Why are you so upset? I (lose) my wallet
13. What
(they/sec) at the cinema last Saturday?
14. It
(stop) snowing by the time he got home,
15. What game
(heplay) when the lights went out?
16. Listen! Tim
(sing) in the bathroom again.
17. What exams
(you puss) before you entered our University?
18. He
(not go) jogging in the morning as he has no time for it.
19. She
(finish) reading this book and is going to buy a new one.
20. My brother will be very angry if she
(take) his things without asking
21. Where
(your mother/work)
22. What
(they do) over there? Can you see?
(watch) football on TV
23. When I came home yesterday. Dad
24. Three years ago we
(lly) to Australia. It was really great
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