2. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1) What you (do) here? -I (to wait) for a friend. 2) Let's go for a

1) What are you doing here?  — I am waiting for a friend.

2) Let\'s go for a walk, it is not raining.

3) He was having a shower when the phone rang.

4) I will be waiting for you at five o\'clock tomorrow.

5) She returned from the library at six o\'clock.

6) What were you doing at eight o\'clock? — I was working on my report.

7) I don\'t know the man, who has been speaking to you for such a long time.

1. We were waiting for Dr. Brown at eight o\'clock yesterday.

2. Where is Petrov?  — He is working over the experiment.

3. When they opened the door, he was looking somewhere with greatsurprise.

4. I\'ll be late for my work tomorrow as I will be working over my report in thelibrary.

5.The little boy is eating his ice-cream. How funny it is.

6.They are playing chess with their friends in that room.

7. At this time tomorrow I will be flying to London.