Homeworks 2

HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. Feb 27 Exercise on Past Progressive 1.When I phoned my friends, they (were playing) monopoly. 2.Yesterday at six I (was having) dinner. 3.The kids (were playing) in the garden when it suddenly began to rain. 4.I (was playing) the guitar when he came home. 5.We (were chatting) all day. HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. Feb 28 Exercise on Past Progressive (Part 2) 1.While Aaron(was working) in his room, his friends(were swimming) in the pool. 2.I tried to tell them the truth but they (weren't listening). 3.What (was doing) from yesterday? 4.Most of the time (had sitting) in the park. HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. Feb 29 Rewrite the complete sentence using the adverb in brackets in its usual position. 1) Our friends must (also) write a test. 2) I was (only) joking. 3) Did you enjoy (both) the flight? 4) Mary (hardly)(ever) watches TV. 5) He drives (carefully) his car.

Hi Min! You did a good job with your homework! Way to go! There are only few corrections so take a look at them. T. Dianne^^   HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. Feb 27 >>CORRECTExercise on Past Progressive >>CORRECT1.When I phoned my friends, they (were playing) monopoly. >>CORRECT2.Yesterday at six I (was having) dinner. >>CORRECT OR (was preparing)3.The kids (were playing) in the garden when it suddenly began to rain. >>CORRECT4.I (was playing) the guitar when he came home. >>CORRECT OR (was practicing)5.We (were chatting) all day. >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. Feb 28 >>CORRECTExercise on Past Progressive (Part 2) >>CORRECT1.While Aaron(was working) in his room, his friends(were swimming) in the pool. >>CORRECT2.I tried to tell them the truth but they (weren\'t listening). >>CORRECT OR (were not listening)3.What (was doing) from yesterday? >> were you doing (2nd person;plural)4.Most of the time (had sitting) in the park.>> we were sitting (plural)HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. Feb 29 >>CORRECTRewrite the complete sentence using the adverb in brackets in its usual position.>>CORRECT1) Our friends must (also) write a test. >>CORRECT2) I was (only) joking. >>CORRECT3) Did you enjoy (both) the flight? >> Did you both enjoy the flight?  4) Mary (hardly)(ever) watches TV. >>CORRECT5) He drives (carefully) his car. >> He drives his car carefully.