Здравствуйте, очень нужна Ваша помощь с заданием: 1.FILL IN THE GAPS IN THESE SENTENCES WITH THESE WORDS. was not supposed to,expect,miserable,shared, exhausted,realize 1.I've never been so … in my life; this cross-country race...

Здравствуйте, очень нужна Ваша помощь с заданием: 1.FILL IN THE GAPS IN THESE SENTENCES WITH THESE WORDS. was not supposed to,expect,miserable,shared, exhausted,realize 1.I've never been so … in my life; this cross-country race distance is too long. 2.Our group got to the camping site at about midnight - that … happen. 3.After a difficult exam he felt so … that he wanted to cry out loud. 4.I guess, I didn't … how late it had got; the streets were dark and empty. 5.What are you doing in my room? What do you … to find? 6.There was not a single vacant room in the hotel! You … a bedroom, didn't you? 2.PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSES. 1. When the telephone … (ring), I … (just/close) my eyes. 2. When I … (see) her, I suddenly… (realise) that we (meet) before. 3.I … (spend) all my childhood in the country. When I … (be) very young, we ... (live) in a small house by the sea and I ... (play) every day on the beach in the summer holidays. 4.I … (phone) Kate at eight in the morning but she … (already/leave). 5.I … (just/give up) hope when I … (receive) a telegram saying I …(win) first prize. 6. We … (go) to bed at nine o'clock as soon as we … (crawl into) our tents. 7. We … (just/sit down) to dinner when the downpour … (begin). 3. PUT THE SENTENCES IN THIS STORY IN THE CORRECT ORDER. a.Joanne was allowed home after two days at Liverpool Hospital. b.He realised there was a problem when his mother Joanne started shaking and losing consciousness and slipped into a diabetic coma. c.A four-year-old boy gave his mother life-saving treatment and then waited for help dressed in his medic's outfit. d.But she had taught him what to do and he knew he had to raise her sugar levels. e.Paramedics in Liverpool were surprised to find Bradley Davies at the door of his home with a toy stethoscope around his neck. f.He fed her a biscuit and milk, dialed 999, and then waited for para­ medics to reach their home. g.A Liverpool Ambulance spokesman said: "What this little boy did can't be underestimated. His quick-thinking probably saved her life." 1 - … , 2 - … , 3 - … , 4 - … , 5 - … , 6 - … , 7 - … .