1.How many years ago did people travel by coaches?
2. What did horse-drawn vehicles carry?
3. Where were the first railway tracks laid?
4. How long did the first locomotive work?
5. Who designed an engine 2 years later?
6. Why did he design metal tracks?
7 How quickly did the engines move?
8. Where was a passenger car?
9. What was made through hills?
10 Why did Stephenson become the most famous?​

1. I . . . (shall go) to Germany next summer.
2. We have decided we . . . (shall do) something different this weekend.
3. If you . . . (wake me up) tomorrow, I . . . (will go) there with you.
4. I . . . (will meet) Emma at three. She . . . (will join) us for dinner.
5. We . . . (shall have completed) the project by the end of the year.
6. When you . . . (return), he . . . (will be) probably there already.
7. At 3 o’clock tomorrow he . . . (will be presenting) his paper at the conference.
8. Before the end of the holiday he . . . (will have spent) all his money.
10. Come at 7 o’clock. I’m sure Tom . . . (will have come) by that time.
11. At four o’clock tomorrow I . . . (will be playing) tennis.
12. When Jill comes back everybody . . . (will be fast asleep).
13. What will you (be doing) when I come.
14. The train …(will have left) by the time we come to the station.

1. I can't see (its) colour. 2. They rarely drive to (their) office. They live near (it). 3. Look at (my) new watch. Do you like (it)? 4. These books are (hers). Give (them) to (her). 5. Do you like (your) new car? — Oh, (it) has never let me down yet. 6. (Their) work is much more difficult than (yours) or (mine). 7. Why are (you) sitting here? It is not (your) desk, it is (mine). 8. This tape recorder of (hers) is always out of order. — But so is (yours)! 9. She has not read a line of (yours), how can she criticize (your) books? 10. The clock has stopped. Something may be wrong with (its) spring. 11. (Ours) was the last turn. 12. (Their) knowledge of French is not much more superior to (ours). 13. He is a friend of (ours). (His) house is opposite (ours). 14. If these gloves are neither (hers) nor (yours), then they should be (mine). 15. He can live without (my) help but not without (theirs).