This looks like an exercise to practice past continuous tense to describe a sequence of activities at specific times. Below is one coherent way to complete the sentences using was/were + verb-ing. Note that many variants are possible depending on the context. Completed version (one plausible set) 1. At 7:10 Mr. Anderson was taking a shower. 2. At 7:15 Mrs. Anderson was brushing her teeth. 3. At 8:15 Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were having breakfast. 4. At 10:00 Mr. Anderson was reading the newspaper. 5. At 11:00 Mrs. Anderson was answering the phone. 6. At 12:30 Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson were having lunch. 7. At 1:30 Mrs. Anderson was taking a nap. 8. At 3:30 Mrs. Anderson was cleaning the kitchen. 9. At 4:30 Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson were getting ready to go out. 10. At 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were watching a movie. 11. At 12:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were sleeping. Notes and tips - Use past continuous (was/were + verb-ing) for actions in progress at a specific time. - For multiple subjects (Mr. and Mrs. Anderson), use were (e.g., were having, were watching). - 12:30 a.m. is typically written as 12:30 a.m. (with periods) in American usage. - Punctuation: each line forms a complete sentence; end with a period. Перевод If you want, I can tailor the verbs to a specific daily routine you have in mind, or provide an alternative set of completions.