Replace the infinitives in brackets by the required tense “Hark! How the wind _!” (to howl) Diana her music in the drawing room; Mary It was a very fine May day, clear, sunny, and breezy (to practice, to garden) He not long at table when his land lady brought up a letter that just for him (to sit, to arrive) “O yes, I back in an hour.” (to be) “I here for nearly seven years,”he said (to be) He was not so much suprised to see me as I _ (to expect) An old orchard of apple trees just breaking into flower _ down to a stream and a long wild meadow (to stretch) The quests _ before the rain began to fall, and they _ all now assembled in the chief or living room of the dwelling (to arrive, to be) “And he _ my friend ever since,” said Caroline (to be) 10 “ you ever _ that way in your walk?” (pass) 11 “Come down to the terrace while I _ my breakfast.” (to eat) 12 The ship _ against the warf now (to draw) 13 “It is the first time you away from home? “(to be) 14 “My father and mother _ during the war and I _ at my Aunt Emily's.” (to be killed, to live) 15 I to Warley on a wet September morning (come) 16 the big apple tree, lowest in the orchard, _ so close that its boughs almost _ the water (to grow, to overhang) 17 Macomber the opposite bank when he Wilson take hold of his arm (to watch, to feel) 18 “The water _ at last,”he said (to boil) 19 The sun _, and he homeward (to set, to turn) 20 The hands on her watch her that five minutes, ten minutes, a quarter of an hour _ (to tell, to pass) 21 Perhaps Doreen _ right all the time and she _ wrong (to be, to be) 22 The key of the flat was in the letter box where Doreen _ it because Jan _ hers a few days earlier (to leave, to lose) 23 Birds were almost silent, the cuckoos to sing, but wood pigeons _ (to cease,to coo) 24 The storm _ every tree; they still dripped (to wash) 25 “ _ from Diana and Mary lately?” (to hear) 26 Today I far and at the end of my walk I _ the little white flowered wood ruff (to walk, to find) 27 For more than a week my pen _ unouched, I nothing for seven whole days, not even a letter (to lie, to write) 28 This a year of long sunshine Month _ upon month with little unkindness of the sky I scarely _ when July _ into August, August into September (to be, to follow, to mark, to pass) 29 When she the rain Beads of water still from the eaves, but there _ great patches of blue in the sky (to awake, to stop, to drip, to be) 30 The snow only just , and in the court below my room all sounds were dulled (to stop) 31 He _ for two days: his cheeks shone, he did not seem in the least tired (to travel) 32 “ your father in?” - he said directly He only for a little walk.”(to be,to go) 33 Some days I will go to London and revisit all the places where I _ in the time of my greatest poverty I them for a quarter of a century or so (to house, to not see) 34 The storm _ away, but very far off the thunder still (to die, to mutter) 35 She silent while she (to be, to work) 36 _I out the light, Sir? (to turn) 37 Two or three days later he that Arabella and her parents _ (to her, to depart) 38 “How long you here?” (to be) 39 The sky The moon on the snow (to clear, to shine) 40 She _ hardly a word since they _ the harbour (to say, to leave)