Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.
1. If you (not to stay) in bed for a couple of days at least, you never (to feel) better.
2. Kate (to stand) in front of the mirror when somebody ( knock) at the door.
3. He (to have) only a few mistakes in that big test.
4. He (to be) much interested in politics lately.
5. His horse (to be) lame so he (have) to finish journey on foot.
6. You (to cut) your finger. Look, it (to bleed). Put a plaster on it.
7. When he (to finish) packing the furniture the whole room (to be) in a mess.

1. If you don`t stay in bed for a couple of days at least, you`ll never feel better. 2. Kate was standing in front of the mirror when somebody knocked at the door. 3. He has only a few mistakes in that big test. 4. He has been much interested in politics lately. 5. His horse had been lame so he had to finish journey on foot. 6. You have cut your finger. Look, it`s bleeding. Put a plaster on it. 7. When he had finished packing the furniture the whole room was in a mess.