III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form When I was 13 I became the goalkeeper for the school hockey team. I was quite scared actually, as I used to wear those days, and, as you know, a hockey ball is very hard. The day of our first match arrived and we went The girls in the other team were already practising and I hit So every time one of the other team hit the ball at the goal, I turned around, hoping that I would stop it with my back. This worked quite well at first and I managed to save a few goals. Unfortunately, the next ball grass. My family, who hockey season for me.

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III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form When I was 13 I became the goalkeeper for the school hockey team. I was quite scared actually, as I used to wear those days, and, as you know, a hockey ball is very hard. The day of our first match arrived and we went The girls in the other team were already practising and I hit So every time one of the other team hit the ball at the goal, I turned around, hoping that I would stop it with my back. This worked quite well at first and I managed to save a few goals. Unfortunately, the next ball grass. My family, who hockey season for me.

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When I was 13 I became the goalkeeper for the school hockey team. I was quite scared actually, as I used to wear (wear) glasses in those days, and, as you know, a hockey ball is very hard.
The day of our first match arrived and we went (go) out onto the sports field.
The girls in the other team were already practising and I didn't like (not/like) the way they hit (hit) the ball so hard.
Our PE teacher, Miss Bartram, blew (blow) the whistle and the match began.
I trained (train) very hard so I was full of expectations, but I didn't really worry (really/ worry) about my glasses.
So every time one of the other team hit the ball at the goal, I turned around, hoping that I would stop it with my back. This worked quite well at first and I managed to save a few goals. Unfortunately, the next ball hit (hit) me on the back of my head and knocked me onto the grass.
My family, who came (come) to watch the match, were very relieved when I got up again. However, that was the end of the hockey season for me.

Ответ: wear, went, didn't like, blew, trained, didn't really worry, hit, came