Раскройте скобки и поставьте глагол, в нужное по смыслу время.

1. After I (to find) the phone number I (to come up) to the telephone that (to hang) on the wall and (to take up) the receiver.

2. Before I (to visit) Australia, an Australian friend in London (to tell) me about the 'Australian salute'. I (to visit) never Australia before and I (to enjoy) my stay. I (to swim) every day from the time I (to arrive). Yesterday, an Australian friend (to invite) me for a tour into 'the bush'. The first thing I (to notice) (to be) the flies. Suddenly, as I (to wave) my right hand to keep away the flies my friend (to say) : "That (to be) the 'Australian salute' ".

3. I hope they (to repair) the road by the time we come back next summer.

4. Someone (to lock) the door and we cannot open it.

5. There (to be) no more cake: we (to eat) it.

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25 сентября, 17:00

Раскройте скобки и поставьте глагол, в нужное по смыслу время.

1. After I (to find) the phone number I (to come up) to the telephone that (to hang) on the wall and (to take up) the receiver.

2. Before I (to visit) Australia, an Australian friend in London (to tell) me about the 'Australian salute'. I (to visit) never Australia before and I (to enjoy) my stay. I (to swim) every day from the time I (to arrive). Yesterday, an Australian friend (to invite) me for a tour into 'the bush'. The first thing I (to notice) (to be) the flies. Suddenly, as I (to wave) my right hand to keep away the flies my friend (to say) : "That (to be) the 'Australian salute' ".

3. I hope they (to repair) the road by the time we come back next summer.

4. Someone (to lock) the door and we cannot open it.

5. There (to be) no more cake: we (to eat) it.

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1. After I had found the phone number I came up to the telephone that was hanging on the wall and took up the receiver.

2. Before I visited Australia, an Australian friend in London had told me about the 'Australian salute'. I have never visited Australia before and I enjoy my stay. I swim every day from the time I had arrived. Yesterday, an Australian friend invited me for a tour into 'the bush'. The first thing I had noticed were the flies. Suddenly, as I was waving my right hand to keep away the flies my friend said: "That is the 'Australian salute' ".

3. I hope they will have repaired the road by the time we come back next summer.

4. Someone locked the door and we cannot open it.

5. There is no more cake: we have eaten it.