. Complete the sentences in the Past Perfect Progressive.
1. Laura needed a break because she (study) all morning.
2. Lorraine (learn) English for 12 years before she moved to England.
3. I did not go out last night because I (work) all day.
4. Orla felt fit for the marathon because she (train) a lot.
5. When I went to see Ms Winter, her secretary told me that she (speak) on the phone for two hours.
6. You got sick because you (eat) the whole time.
7. The musician (live) in this town for ten years when he became director of the opera house.
8. We (go) out with each other for two years before I met his family.
9. The passengers (wait) for four hours before the ground staff could finally give them information on the delay of their flight.
10. I (drive) in the wrong direction for an hour before I noticed my mistake.

1. He Thinking about it for three days.

2. If only we going home earlier today!

3. He is so angry because he quarreing with Michal all the morning.

4. How long you waiting for me?

5. Who being the main characters of this play?

6. Where you likeing to go for the week-end in winter?

7. The children running and singing merrily at the party last night.

8. The travelers attacking by lions that evening.

9. The girl faliled at her exam, you know.

10. They going home after they finish their work.

11. She practices the piano for the last two months.

12. I not gonna last night because it rainy.

13. English speaking all over the world.

14. I wish it being summer now.

Объяснение:

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When you return home after a hard day's work and get off the subway train, you sometimes have to walk for a long time to the exit or change trains. Suddenly, there is some music in the noise. These are street musicians. You take a coin out of your pocket and drop it into your hat or tool case. These musicians bring color and life to the city streets. Street musicians are people between the ages of 17 and 30. Some of them are men, some are women. They play classical music, pop or folk music, old and new songs. Many musicians are former University students or professional musicians. Andrew Hayne, for example, once studied music, but dropped out and became an artist. Now he's playing underground because he doesn't want to forget how to play. His girlfriend is also an artist. She helps him raise money. Another street musician, David Mcnell, tells new players “ " Learn new songs all the time, otherwise you will have fewer and fewer listeners. Wear bright clothing to attract attention. Make sure that the places where you decide to play are warm. The best places are bridges and, of course, the metro.” Hyde Park is the best place on Sundays, as speakers address the public. Street musicians do business with the many tourists who visit the Park. Weather is one of the most serious problems. It's not easy to play the violin or guitar on a rainy November day in London and try to smile. The police are a much worse problem. They come in from time to time and the musicians are moved to another place. However, they are not often fined. One musician told me: "The policeman asked me what I was doing. I said I was just practicing. Some money just fell out of my pocket into a guitar case and I was told to leave my seat. I don't think it's fair