2.
A: What did you do last summer?
B: I worked at a petrol station.
A: What did you have to do?
B: I had to wash windscreens.
A: Did you have to serve the customers?
B: No, I didn't.
3.
A: What did you do last summer?
B: I worked at a swimming pool.
A: What did you have to do?
B: I had to teach swimming.
A: Did you have to play with small kids?
B: No, I didn't.
4.
A: What did you do last summer?
B: I worked in a hotel.
A: What did you have to do?
B: I had to carry the customers' luggage.
A: Did you have to deal with money?
B: No, I didn't.
5.
A: What did you do last summer?
B: I worked at a fast-food bar.
A: What did you have to do?
B: I had to prepare the food.
A: Did you have to clean?
B: No, I didn't.
This book was writing by a famous Russian writer in the 19th century.
He said that he visited this country some years ago.
If you called me today, I would have time to explain you the situation.
We want invite you to our celebration.
He said that he will do his homework after he has had dinner.
Ann enjoys talking on the phone.
Do you mind my open the window?
I will fly to London next week.
When we saw him he ate a sandwich which he bought in MacDonald’s.
If you tell me about it earlier, I will cancel my visit.
I going to work this weekend.
She never forgot her duties.
The test will check by next Friday.
This cake sell everywhere.
We sent this message to all the members of the group two days ago.
