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Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Indefinite and the Past Contininuons.
I. 1. Mary (play) the piano; John (read); my wife (sew) when suddenly we al (hear) a shout, 2. When the doctor (leave) the hospital, he (catch) a glimpse of himselfin the glass front door, 3. When her father (come) in she (sit) before a red tea-table, finishing a very good tea. 4. Hen day, while he (shave) he (cut) himself slightly. 5. The door of his room (be) open; his mother (stand) at the window. 6. And, smiling to himself. he (begin) to make plans, fantastic plans for the future. He still (smile) When he (walk) up the rock-cut steps. 7. I (sleep) soundly when the phone (ring). 8 We (sit) on our front porch when Mr Smith (drive) up in his new car 9. Crosby (cross) the street when the car (strike) him. 10. It (drizzle) when they (come) out of the house. 11. When the World War (break), John (live) in Holland. 12. it (get) dark and I (suggest) that we should go down. 13. John (come) in, (look) at the fire, (stand) a moment, (turn) and (go) away. 14. As I (walk) home yesterday, I (meet) a beggar who (ask) me for some money. 15 We (come) into the dining-room while our parents (eat) supper. 16. She (run) down the stairs and (go) to the library, where her husband (stand) with his mother. 17. Mike (lift) his eyes from the book and (look) out of the window. It still (snow). 18. We (drive) at about forty miles an hour when the accident (happen). 19. You (have) a good time at those parties? 20. A fortnight later Holt (fall) and (hurt) himself when he (ride) his motorcycle. 21. He (go) into the kitchen and (get) himself a cup of coffee. 22. Eric (go) into the library and (sit) down to read the letter. The fire (crackle) merrily in the fireplace, and outside the wind (howl). 23. He (take) a cushion, (put) it behind and (lean) back. 24. At half past four I (put) on the lights. 25. When I (be) a boy, I (want) to be an actor. 26. While he (wait) to cross Fifth Avenue, a man standing beside him (cough) painfully. 27. She (draw) aside the curtains and (look) out into the Square. Two cats (stand) in the light of a lamp - narrow, manrellousty graceful. 28. When I (hear) his knock I (go) to the door and (open) it, but I (not/recognize) him at first because I (not/wear) my glasses. 29. When they (walk) up the street together they (begin) to talk. 30. Your telegram (come) Just as I (leave) home. 31. John (talk) with his boss when I last (see) him. 32. When he (arrive) home, he (go) straight to the sitting room and (take) off the picture.