Раскроем скобки, употребляя глаголы в Past Simple или Past Perfect.
I thought he already had gone home.
I did not see him after we had met at the concert.
He left the house before I had time to ask him anything.
After he had spent some days in Paris, he felt lonely and wanted to return home.
He spoke a language we never had heard before.
When the rain stopped, I looked out of the window.
The telegram came some minutes after he had left.
She thought that Tom and Lanny had quarreled.
The girl was glad that she had found a seat near the window.
He remembered that he had not rung her up in the morning.
By the time the train reached the city, he had made friends with many passengers.
When my uncle left, he hastened to the station to book a ticket.
Раскроем скобки, употребляя глаголы в Past Simple, Past Continuous и Past Perfect.
By eight o’clock yesterday I had finished my work and at eight I was playing the piano.
By six o’clock father had come home and at six he was having dinner.
By nine o’clock yesterday grandmother had washed the dishes and at nine she was watching TV.
When I met Tom, he was eating an ice-cream which he had bought at the corner of the street.
When father came home, we were cooking the mushrooms which we had gathered in the wood.
When I saw Ann, she was looking at the flowers which she had picked in the field.
When I came home yesterday, I saw that my little brother had broken my pen and was playing with its pieces.
When I opened the door of the classroom, I saw that the teacher already had come and a student was writing a test.
When I came home, my sister was reading a book which she had brought from the library.
When mother came home, the children were eating the soup which she had cooked in the morning.
When I rang up Mike, he still was learning the poem which he had begun learning at school.
When I looked out of the window, the children were playing with a ball which Pete had brought from home.
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Last night we went to a football match. We took a bus. The bus was overcrowded as many people wanted to see the match. We got off the bus and went in the direction of the stadium. While we were crossing the road, I saw Victor. He was standing at the corner. He said he had been waiting for his friend who had come to St. Petersburg the day before and had wished to see the new stadium. A man came up to me and asked if I had a spare ticket for the match. Victor told us that two boys just had asked him whether he had a spare ticket. We entered the stadium just as the football players were coming out on to the field. At the entrance to the stadium we met Sergei. He showed us to our seats and asked me if I had played football in my childhood. We agreed to meet in the snack bar during the interval.