Помогите с английским пожалуйста, никак не разберусь в какое время правильно поставить!
Помогите с английским пожалуйста, никак не разберусь в какое время правильно поставить!IV. Раскройте скобки, употребив нужное по смыслу время.
Once, while I (walk) in a park of London, I (see) an old strange-looking man. He (sit) on a bench with a closed book in his hands. I (sit) on the bench and (look) at the book. I (see) that the book (be) of great interest. It (be) a very old copy of early Byron’s works. I (look) at the old man in surprise and (understand) that he (know) I (sit) on the bench because of him and the book he (hold) in his hands. I (smile). ‘ It is the last I (have)’- he said and (stretch) it out to me. I (take) it with the words:’ I (be) a lover of old books.’ I (open) this small book and (look) at the date. ‘ Oh,’ I said. ‘ It (be) a remarkable book.’ ‘ Yes,’ he (sigh). ‘I (have to) (sell) it (buy) the necessities of life. I (have) a hard life and this book always (be) a comfort to me.’ I (nod) and (think) that I never (see) such a remarkable book.
Once, while I (walk) in a park of London, I (see) an old strange-looking man. He (sit) on a bench with a closed book in his hands. I (sit) on the bench and (look) at the book. I (see) that the book (be) of great interest. It (be) a very old copy of early Byron’s works. I (look) at the old man in surprise and (understand) that he (know) I (sit) on the bench because of him and the book he (hold) in his hands. I (smile). ‘ It is the last I (have)’- he said and (stretch) it out to me. I (take) it with the words:’ I (be) a lover of old books.’ I (open) this small book and (look) at the date. ‘ Oh,’ I said. ‘ It (be) a remarkable book.’ ‘ Yes,’ he (sigh). ‘I (have to) (sell) it (buy) the necessities of life. I (have) a hard life and this book always (be) a comfort to me.’ I (nod) and (think) that I never (see) such a remarkable book.
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ГостьСпасибо, да не совсем!; -) Once, while I (was waling) in a park of London, I (saw) an old strange-looking man. He (was sitting) on a bench with a closed book in his hands. I (SAT) on the bench and (LOOKED) at the book. I (saw) that the book (was) of great interest. It (was) a very old copy of early Byron’s works. I (LOOKED) at the old man in surprise and (understood) that he (knew) I (was sitting) on the bench because of him and the book he (WAS HELDING) in his hands. I (smile). ‘ It is the last I (HAVE HAD)’- he said and (stretched) it out to me. I (took) it with the words:’ I (am) a lover of old books.’ I (opened) this small book and (looked) at the date. ‘ Oh,’ I said. ‘ It (is) a remarkable book.’ ‘ Yes,’ he (sighed). ‘I (have to) (sell) it (to buy) the necessities of life. I (HAVE HAD) a hard life and this book always (has been) a comfort to me.’ I (nodded) and (thought) that I HAD never (SEEN) such a remarkable book.
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