1.We were packing for our trip when a friend of mine came. (pack)
What are you doing? (do)
Won't you have enough time to do it tomorrow?
Will you be still working if I come in an hour?(work)
No, we won't.
We will be watching TV. (watch)
Tom and Betty are going to join us.
2.The train was leaving when we got to the station. (leave)
"We are late again", Peter said.
"And the next train is coming at 2 p.m" (come)
So we will be waiting on the platform for an hour and a half. (wait)
3. I was cooking dinner while my sister was cleaning the flat when we heard a telephone call. (cook,clean)
There are a lot of disadvantages of staying at school, you are still treated like a kid, the teachers know your history and you don’t get other life experience.
I stayed in the 6-form department because it was an easy choice to do and didn’t seem as frightening as going to college.
I soon understood that people who had gone to college were doing more interesting things, generally had better choice of subjects and after school activities, and were treated as grown-ups.
In the end I left school and entered the college.
I never really enjoyed school, but college was quite different.
The sixth-form college provides an excellent atmosphere and good preparation for university.
I took it seriously and worked harder.
1 unsuccessful
2 unpopular
3 unfashionable
4 unprepared
5 unskilled