Ex» 16. Supply the correct forms of the verbs.
A
1. We believed that we (can) get seats in a first-class compartment. 2. I knew that Fred usually (to travel) second-class. 3. I hoped that if I (to go) by the 10 o’clock train I (not to have to) change. 4. He didn’t know when the train (to be) to start. 5. We knew that the 2 o’clock train (to leave) already and (to decide) to go by the next train. 6. I didn’t know that it (to be) an overnight train. 7. We hoped that our friend (to be able) to come to the station on time. 8. I thought I (not to be able) to get to the station in 30 minutes and I (to have) to take a taxi. 9. I knew that we (to have) to get a snack at the station as there (to be) no buffet car on the train.

В
1. Mr Stanley knew that Mr White’s car (to pick up) them at a quarter to 9. 2. Mr White asked Mr Borisov if he (to have) a good trip. 3. Mr Borisov knew that the plant (to produce) pumps for different applications. 4. The production manager said that they (to modify) their machines the previous year. 5. The customer wondered when the plant (to launch) their latest model. 6. Mr Brown asked if the Sellers already (to test) the equipment.

Classmate ['kl??sme?t] - одноклассник
classroom ['kl??srum] - класс
desk [desk] - парта
dictionary ['d?k?(?)n(?)r?] - словарь
goldfish ['g?uldf??] - золотая рыба
mark [m??k]  - знак, марка, метка, оценка
maths [m??s] - математика
paint [pe?nts] - краски 
PE - от physical education  физическое образование
pencil sharpener ['pen(t)s(?)lp(?)n?] - точилка для карандашей
Reading ['red??] - Рединг или 
Reading ['ri?d??] - чтение
ruler ['ru?l?] - правитель, князь
 
Russian ['r??(?)n] – русский
video ['v?d??u] – видео
that's easy – это легко
learn by heart – учить наизусть
translate from – перевод с
translate into – перевести на
get along with – ладить с
get a good (bad) mark – получать хорошую (плохую) оценку
this [??s] – эта, это
these [?i?z] – этот
that  [??t] – то, тот
those [??uz] – те, тех
during ['dju?r??] – в течении
coloured ['k?l?d] (pencils) – цветные карандаши
 

1. Hardly had we left town when it began to rain.

2. The  moon hadn't risen. There was nothing to dispel the dark of the night.

3. On   glancing at the address, he observed that it contained no name. The stranger hadn't gone far, so he followed him to ask it.

4. When at his house, they  told me that he had left an hour ago.

5. No sooner had he taken a drink himself than Mrs Fettle looked in.

6. When I came to see my   friend, I found him lying in bed. He looked very pale as he  had been seriously ill for a whole month.

7. He had hardly lit an­other cigarette when the general came into the courtyard.

8. Gemma went  slowly down the stairs, Martini following in silence.  She had grown to look ten years   older in these few days, and her hair had become gray.

9. Presently the sounds  of voices and footsteps approaching along the terrace roused her from the dreamy state into   which she had fallen.

10. She was a woman of nearly fifty who had been obviously pretty once.

11. Moreover, to him, the doctor, the affair was the commonplace; it was just a hysterical woman who had quarrelled with her friend and took poison.

12. I left home at 8 o'clock, but I hadn't gone far when I remembered that I had forgotten to lock my door.

13. When Alison had disappeared, the first strains of the orchestra came stealing out to me   from inside the hall.

14. Scarcely had I closed the door when a gust of wind   opened it again.