Exercise13. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past or Present Simple.

1. I (to go) to bed at ten o'clock every day. 2. I (to go) to bed at ten o'clock yesterday. 3. My brother (to wash) his face every morning. 4. Yesterday he (to wash) his face at a quarter past seven. 5. I (not to have) history lessons every day. 6. We (not to rest) yesterday. 7. My brother (not to drink) cof­fee yesterday. 8. My mother always (to take) a bus to get to work, but yesterday she (not to take) a bus. Yesterday she (to walk) to her office. 9. You (to talk) to the members of your family every day? - Yes, I .... But yesterday I (not to talk) to them: I (to be) very busy yesterday. 10. You (to come) home at six o'clock yesterday? - - No, I ... . Yes­terday I (to come) home from school at half past eight. I (to be) very tired. I (to have) dinner with my family. After dinner I (to be) very thirsty. I (to drink) two cups of tea. Then I (to rest). 11. Your sister (to go) to school every day? - - Yes, she ....

Exercise 14. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past or Present Simple.

1. My friend (to know) Spanish very well. 2. Who (to ring) you up an hour ago? 3. He (to live) on the third floor. 4. It (to take) you long to find his house yesterday? 5. When your lessons (to be) over on Monday? 6. I (to have) dinner with my fam­ily yesterday. 7. Her friends (to be) ready at five o'clock. 8. One of her brothers (to make) a tour of Europe last summer. 9. Queen Elizabeth II (to be) born in 1926. She(to become) Queen of England in 1952. 10. You always (to get) up at seven o'clock? — No, sometimes I (to get) up at half past seven.

Exercise 15 Choose the correct form to complete the sentences:

	excite	excites	excited
	celebrate	celebrates	celebrated
	begin	begins	began
	introduce	introduces	introduced
	peep	peeps	peeped
	don’t return	return	returns
	becomes	became	didn’t become
	start	starts	started
	are	was	were
	watch	did watch	used to watch
	witness	witnessed	used to witness

Groundhog Day

Every year in the middle of cold winter a popular tradition 1)… people in the United States. On February 2^nd they 2)… Groundhog Day, one of the most well-known holidays in the country. It 3)…in the 1700s when German settles 4)… the tradition of Candlemans Day. According to the Germans, on the 2^nd of February the Groundhog always 5)… out of his winter quarters and if he sees his shadow he 6)… to his hole for another six weeks nap. But if the weather is cloudy he remains out, as the weather is going to be moderate.

This tradition 7)… especially popular in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania home of the world-known weather forecasting groundhog Phil. Pennsylvania’s first official celebration of Groundhog Day 8)… in 1886. There 9)… many differences in the observance of this holiday between now and then. For instance, many years ago people 10)… groundhog in the woods but nowadays thousands of visitors 11)… the ceremony in the town of Punxsutawney.

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