Complete this conversation with a famous film actor. Put the verb into the correct form of the past or present. INTERVIEWEr: When (1)…did you start… (you / start) acting? (be) 12. I (3) …(go) to a drama ACTOR: When I (2) … school, and one day I (4) … (sit) in the classroom and Nigel Stewart, the famous film director, (5) … (visit) the school. He (6) … (see) me, and that (7) … (be) the beginning. INTERVIEWER: What (8) … … (be) your first film? (be) now my actor: 'Holiday Home' with Terry Veale, who (9)… husband! We (10) … … (make) the film in Italy. He (11) … (be) 17 and I (12) … (be) 13! INTERVIEWER: I know that Terry Veale (13)… (have) an accident in that film. How (14) … (it / happen)? (both / actor: Well, one day near the end of the filming we (15) … (stop) and he ride) horses and Terry's horse suddenly (16) (17) (fall) off. He (18) (break) his arm. Today, Terry and I often (19) …(talk) about our first meeting. INTERVIEWER: (20) (you / ride) nowadays? actor: No, I 21 … (stop) when I (22) … (move) to Los I know you are very busy but what (23) … (you / do) in your free time? actor: Terry and I (24) … … (like) swimming. We (25) … (swim) every day. And of course, I (26) … (love) cooking. The dish I (27) … (make) for lunch today is a new idea of mine. t… (go) INTERVIEWER: Can I ask you some more questions? And can I also talk to Terry? ACtoR: Yes, of course. He (28) … … (swim) in our pool at the moment. We can go outside and enjoy the sun. Come on. st iring a od in he I have done (present perfect) Units 15-17

To complete this conversation with a famous film actor, we need to fill in the gaps with the suitable forms of the verbs in the past or present tense. Here is the conversation with the correct verb forms in place: INTERVIEWER: When (1) **did you start** (you / start) acting? ACTOR: I (2) **started** when I (be) 12. I (3) **went** to a drama school, and one day I (4) **was sitting** in the classroom and Nigel Stewart, the famous film director, (5) **visited** the school. He (6) **saw** me, and that (7) **was** the beginning. INTERVIEWER: What (8) **was** your first film? ACTOR: It is now my actor: 'Holiday Home' with Terry Veale, who (9) **was** my husband! We (10) **made** the film in Italy. He (11) **was** 17 and I (12) **was** 13! INTERVIEWER: I know that Terry Veale (13) **had** an accident in that film. How (14) **did it happen**? ACTOR: Well, one day near the end of the filming we (15) **stopped** and he (16) **was riding** horses and Terry's horse suddenly (17) **fell** off. He (18) **broke** his arm. Today, Terry and I often (19) **talk** about our first meeting. INTERVIEWER: (20) **Do you ride** nowadays? ACTOR: No, I (21) **stopped** when I (22) **moved** to Los Angeles. I know you are very busy but what (23) **do you do** in your free time? ACTOR: Terry and I (24) **like** swimming. We (25) **swim** every day. And of course, I (26) **love** cooking. The dish I (27) **have made** for lunch today is a new idea of mine. INTERVIEWER: Can I ask you some more questions? And can I also talk to Terry? ACTOR: Yes, of course. He (28) **is swimming** in our pool at the moment. We can go outside and enjoy the sun. Come on. These corrections provide the conversation with the appropriate verb forms to make it grammatically accurate.