Question

Буду признательна ! поставить глаголы в скобках в нужном времени: the big apple tree, lowest in the orchard, so close that its boughs almost the water. (to grow, to overhang) 17. macomber the opposite bank when he wilson take hold of his arm. (to watch, to feel) 18. “the water at last,”he
said. (to boil) 19. the sun and he homeward. (to set, to turn) 20. the hands on her watch her that five minutes, ten minutes, a quarter of an hour (to tell, to pass). 21. perhaps doreen right all the time and she wrong. (to be, to be) 22. the key of the flat was in the letter box where doreen
it because jan hers a few days earlier. (to leave, to lose) 23. birds were almost silent, the cuckoos to sing, but wood pigeons . (to cease,to coo) 24. the storm every tree; they still dripped. (to wash) 25. “ from diana and mary lately? ” (to hear) 26. today i far and at the end of my walk i
the little white flowered wood ruff. (to walk, to find) 27. for more than a week my pen unouched, i for seven whole days, not even a letter. (to lie, to write) 28. this a year of long sunshine. month upon month with little unkindness of the sky. i scarely when july into august, august into
september. (to be, to follow, to mark, to pass) 29. when she the rain beads of water still from the eaves, but there great patches of blue in the sky. (to awake, to stop, to drip, to be) 30. the snow only just and in the court below my room all sounds were dulled. (to stop) 31. he for two
days: his cheeks shone, he did not seem in the least tired. (to travel) 32. “ your father in? ” - he said directly. he only for a little walk.”(to be,to go) 33. some days i will go to london and revisit all the places where i in the time of my greatest poverty. i them for a quarter of a century
or so. (to house, to not see) 34. the storm away, but very far off the thunder still (to die, to mutter) 35. she silent while she (to be, to work) 36. out the light, sir? (to turn) 37. two or three days later he that arabella and her parents (to her, to depart) 38. “how long you here? ”
(to be) 39. the sky the moon on the snow. (to clear, to shine) 40. she hardly a word since they the harbour. (to say, to leave)