Open the brackets, using proper Past tenses
1.nbsp; nbsp; After I

Open the brackets, using proper Past tenses
1.nbsp; nbsp; After I (to be) introduced to Captain Meadows, I (to ask) him if he ever (to be) married.
2.nbsp; nbsp; Antonia (to stand) smiling in the doorway. She (to know) that they just (to talk) of her.
3.nbsp; nbsp; They (not to go) far when the girl suddenly (to cry): Why we are in the garden! Without knowing how, they (to enter) a large garden.
4.nbsp; nbsp; Early morning, when we just (to leave) the house we (to meet) the man that we (to look) for since Monday.
5.nbsp; nbsp; But still he (to sit) there motionless. He (to be) tired, he (to be) very tired. It (to seem) to him that he (to be) tired for a very long time.
6.nbsp; nbsp; I (to find) that I (to be) too late to catch the London train. Hailing the first taxi that (to pass), I (to reach) the station at ten minutes to three, only two minutes after the train (to leave) it.
7.nbsp; nbsp; Sir George, who (to talk) in a loud voice, (to turn) round sharply.
8.nbsp; nbsp; Mrs. Meadows (to tell) me that he (to talk) about all the things that (to happen) to him in his long life.
9.nbsp; nbsp; It (to be)four oclock when she (to hear) the sound she (to wait)for over an hour: the door at the bottom of the stairs (to creak).
10.nbsp; nbsp; It (to be) all so sudden that for a moment no one (to know) what (to happen).
11.nbsp; nbsp; She (to say) to herself all the way up from Oxford that she must have somebody to talk it over.
12.nbsp; nbsp; When I (to come) to see him the next day, I (to learn) that he (to die) in his sleep.
13.nbsp; nbsp; Tony (not to know) that the man they (to talk) about (to be) Michaels friend.
14.nbsp; nbsp; The Moon (to rise) now and the lake (to be) fully visible.