XII. Choose the right forms of the verbs from the brackets

Willy the Kid (arrived, arrives) in Burge City one evening. He (is walking, walked) into the saloon, (looked, looking) slowly around the room. Everybody (are, is, was) afraid. Willy (had, has, have) two guns. The sheriff (is, was, were,) in his office. He (were, is, was) asleep. The saloon barman (rushed, rush) into the sheriff’s office: ”Willy the Kid (is, was) in the town!”. The sheriff (hurry, hurried) to the saloon. The sheriff (shouted, shouting) to Willy: ”(gave, give) me your guns, Willy!”

- “The stalls (is, were, was) too small for both of us”, Willy (replied, reply) calmly. They (walk, walked) into the street. Sheriff (wait, waited). Willy (moved, moving) his hand towards his gun. The sheriff (pull, pulled) out his gun, he (firing, fired) twice. The first bullet (miss, missed) Willy, the second (killed, killing) him.

XIII. Use these verbs and tell us what did you do yesterday.

(get up, wash, take a shower, take a bath, have breakfast, morning exercises, listen to the morning news, have lunch/ dinner, watch TV, read, iron smth., go, work, study, write, discuss, rest, play computer games, speak over the telephone, come back, go to bed).

XIV. Fill this story with appropriate phrasal verbs in the correct tense. The meaning of each verb is given in brackets.

Yesterday, robbers____(forced an entry into) the National Bank in the High Street soon after closing time. They___(threatened with guns) the staff, and forced the manager to ____(give them) £ 10, 000 in cash. The robbers ran out of the bank and ____(escaped) in a stolen car, and were last seen ____(going in the direction of) the London Road. Police have warned the public that these men are very dangerous, and are unlikely to____(surrender) without a fight. Said Chief Inspector Ralph Smith:

“ We’re sure that we’ll catch them soon. They won’t ____(avoid punishment for) it”

Text B.