1. Complete Continuous the sentences with The Past Tense. (3) 1. Robert (to talk) to some of the other guests on the terrace when Hardy came. 2.They (not to write) the test at this time yesterday. 3. He (to work) in the garden from two till five o'clock. 4. We (to watch) television the whole evening. 5. You (to play) football at six o'clock? 6. Some of the children (to ski) while other children (to skate). II.Fill inmay/might / may not/might not / should / shouldn't.(3) 1. Sally isn't feeling very well. Sally (not go) to school tomorrow. 2. You... eat too much salt and sugar. 3. It's my aunt's birthday, so we (buy) her a new CD. 4. It's midnight. We ... go home. 5. Paul doesn't study very much. He (not pass) his exams. 6. You ... drive carefully. 7. Sarah and Tom (not come) to the beach with us this weekend. 8. Your little daughter ... spend so much money on toys. 9. You... (to take ) my book. III.Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Past Perfect. (3) 1.Simon ... (be) very glad to see that his brother ... (do) the homework. 2. By the time the film ... (end), she ... (fall​

I. Complete the sentences with the Past Tense: 1. Robert was talking to some of the other guests on the terrace when Hardy came. 2. They were not writing the test at this time yesterday. 3. He was working in the garden from two till five o’clock. 4. We were watching television the whole evening. 5. Were you playing football at six o’clock? 6. Some of the children were skiing while other children were skating.II. Fill in may/might / may not/might not / should / shouldn’t: 1. Sally isn’t feeling very well. Sally shouldn’t go to school tomorrow. 2. You shouldn’t eat too much salt and sugar. 3. It’s my aunt’s birthday, so we might buy her a new CD. 4. It’s midnight. We should go home. 5. Paul doesn’t study very much. He might not pass his exams. 6. You should drive carefully. 7. Sarah and Tom might not come to the beach with us this weekend. 8. Your little daughter shouldn’t spend so much money on toys. 9. You shouldn’t have taken my book.III. Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Past Perfect: 1. Simon was very glad to see that his brother had done the homework. 2. By the time the film ended, she had fallen…