Open the brackets and write only the verb forms with the subject in Past Simple (positive sentences or questions):

1. I Sally about my dress. (to ask)

2.
Harry at half past five? (she/ to meet)

3. Sam ___ in the bank yesterday. (to be)

1)If we start at nine, we'll have plenty of time for the shops. We are free till half past four.

2)Thay always tell him everything. So I think, he knows about it already.

3)He is still trying to find a job but there is not much work available at present.

4)Belive me, I think about you all the time.

5)I do not know how they are making both ends meet.They have six children and do not earn very much.

6)My mother thinks that wind-surfing is dangerous.

7)The police are still investigating the case.

8)People like stability in live.

9)They are opening a new McDonald's tomorrow.

10)The English believe that their home is their castle.

Dear Sasha,
Thank you for your letter! Sorry for haven’t written to you for so long but I was busy all this time.

Recently I was at a rock concert by American nu-metal band Limp Bizkit. It’s difficult for me to point out the brightest moment of the show, because everything, that was happening on stage and in the hall was just beyond description! Live and powerful music, musicians’ communication with the audience, phrases in Russian, flying from the mouth of Fred Durst-all these pleased me very much. The concert made masses of people a united, happy family. I was lucky enough to go to the concerts of other American bands, as Korn and 30 seconds to mars, and I’d like to say, that with every new show I got more and more fond of this kind of music. For me it’s not just an art form. It’s a hobby, philosophy, psychology.

                                                        Lots of love,

                                                        Inna