Make up sentences according to the model, use past participles of the verbs in brackets. they have already examined the samples advertised by the firm (to send, to request, to require, to purchase).

Looking Back (Dr. Feelgood)

As I was walking down the street
A pretty girl did I meet
She's looking all so sweet
Got a major from her head to her feet

I was looking back to see
If she was looking back to see
If I was looking back at her

She glowed with such a beautiful smile
She must have been a beautiful child
Man she was all so neat
A major from her head to her feet

I was looking back to see
If she was looking back to see
If I was looking back at her

- Guitar Solo -

Her hair was curly shining bright
Her shoes in black were just delight
She wore the very best of clothes
And also black and nylon hose

I was looking back to see
If she was looking back to see
If I was looking back at her

As I was walking down the street
A pretty girl did I meet
She was looking all so sweet
Got a major from her head to her feet

I was looking back
She was looking back
I was looking back at her

I was looking back to see
If she was looking back to see
If I was looking back at her

1) Do you mend holes in the clothes or do you have holes in the clothes mented (for you)?
2) Do you water plants in your garden or do you have plants in your garden watered (for you)?
3) Do you shorten long clothes or do you have long clothes shortened (for you)?
4) Do you paint doors and windows or do you have doors and windows painted (for you)?
5) Do you fix shelves in your flat or do you have shelves in your flat fixed (for you)?
6) Do you repair things in the house or do you have things in the house repaired (for you)?