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МатематикаВопрос:
Complete the dialogue with the past continuous form of the verbs in the box. chat do (x2) not feel have not lie sit visit Helen: I rang you at 8 pm last night, but there was no answer. What (a) you? Luke: My mum and I (b) my grandmother in hospital. Helen: Oh, no! Why was she in hospital? Luke: Yesterday morning she (c) well at all, so we took her there. Helen: I see. What (d) she last night when you visited her? Luke: We were surprised because she (e) in bed. She (f) on a chair. All the patients (g) dinner and they (h) laughing. So everything's OK!
Ответ:
a) were you doing
b) were visiting
c) was not feeling
d) was not lying
e) was sitting
f) was having
g) were chatting
h) were not feeling
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