To be a family doesn’t means to live in one house, we must follow the rules of common living. First rule is to respect and care about each other - to pay attention to problems of family members, to share happiness and sadness, to be in regular contact both phone and reality. The second rule is to be polite - to say good morning, good evening, thank you. Also we have tradition to celebrate holidays together, while having a wonderful dinner with favorite family meals. Don’t know if I have to mention, such simple rules of keeping thing at home in order, helping each other to make flat tidy regular. Following this simple rules helps us to be a happy family.
16) John pushed (push) his friend into the pool when he got (get) him mad.
17) The kid bumped (bump) into a tree while he was running (run).
18) As soon as I heard (hear) that my neighbour had (have) an accident, I phoned (phone) him.
19) Where did you visit (visit) last summer?
20) I can still remember her wedding day! She was wearing (wear) a beatiful weddng dress, music played (play) softly, everybody was dancing (dance) and having (have) so much fun...
21) My daughter had just gone to (go) bed when I brought (bring) her a glass of milk last night.
22) What was (be) the student’s excuse when she was (be) late this morning?
23) When my friend stopped (stop) by to see me, I didn't expect (not/expect) them.
24) Tamara went (go) to hospital to visit her uncle three days ago.
25) Sally was setting (set) the table while she was talking (talk) on the phone.
26) First, Helen got (get) a promotion.Then, she bought (buy) a new luxurious house.
27) While I was painting (paint) the wall, I dropped (drop) the brush.
It is a lovely evening, isn't it?
Your parents aren’t from Britain, are they?
You will come here again, won't you?
My students don’t need any help, do they?
She knows my family, doesn't she?