Ex. VIII, p. 258

Ex. Ill (B), p. 238

Ex. I (B), p. 237

I. The shooting party had taken their places and were impatiently waiting for the tiger to appear. 2. The news of Mrs. Packletide's shoot had spread far and wide and she was enjoying the attention of the press. 3. Miss Mebbin had bought a pretty weekend cottage and was (now) inviting her friends to spend weekends with her. 4. Enid had packed the suit-cases and was waiting for her husband to come home. 5. Gordon had sold their house and now he and his wife were living with his parents. 6. The young man came out of the book-store (shop) and stopped at the corner of the street. 7. "You'll have to hurry, unless you wish (want) to miss your train and spend the night at the station," Pat said in a grim voice. 8. "I warn you that you won't get anything at my shop unless you pay cash," said Mr. Day. 9. He's certain to come unless something unexpected happens. 10. After the guests left (had left) Professor Cunningham told his daughter how he had come (had happened) to meet Ernest. 11. After Avis had talked with Jackson, she went to his lawyer. 12. He accepted the offer only after he had discussed (discussing) it with his father. 13. He entered the institute shortly after he returned (had returned) from the front.

1. Mr. Higgins asked Mrs. Pearce to take charge of Eliza's clothes. 2. "You're too quick to take offence, Enid," said Gordon. 3. None of Mrs. Packletide's friends were taken in by her story. They knew her too well. 4. Henry did not take his friends' jokes too much to heart, and (so) they soon left him in peace. 5. Thacker and the Kid soon came to an understanding (it did not take Thacker and the Kid long toicome to an understanding). 6. Mrs. Higgins must have taken to Eliza as she did her best to help her. 7. I'll be home all day; come round if you have time. 8. While the Colonel read (was reading) the document the girl made (worked) her way to the exit and disappeared. 9. The medicine which Aunt Polly gave Tom worked wonders. 10. Annie and her brother took to the wounded English pilot from the first day. 11. Annie Dykers's plan worked well -г- nobody doubted the existence of Spitfire Johnny.; 12.."If.Spitfire Johnny were alive he would have attended the meeting," said Ritten.

Unit Twelve

1. After talking with (to) Harling, the correspondent went to Annie Dykers's farm. 2. After spending several days at the Thayers', Ben announced that he had to return to New York. 3. On seeing his father, the young man turned to Grace and said, "Let's go now. There's not a breath of air in here." 4. Before going to bed John used to come to his parents' room and tell (told) them how he had spent the day. 5. After examining the boy from head to foot, Mr. Dick said, "He has run away from home, hasn't he?" 6. On entering the room Ernest noticed that there were some people among the guests whom he had already met. 7. After reading your letter through (from beginning to end) several times I saw that there was not a word (wasn't a single word) of truth in it. 8. Erik told Professor Fox how he had gone from town to town in search of a job (looking for a job).

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