Раскройте скобки употребив правильную глагольную форму. In summer I (1 — go) to...

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Раскройте скобки употребив правильную глагольную форму. In summer I (1 — go) to Brighton. When I (2 — arrive) there it (3 — be) late afternoon. After dinner I (4 — put) on my raincoat and (5 — go) out for a walk. It (6 — be) a nasty day, the sky (7 — cover) with clouds, and it (8 — rain) a little. As I (9 — move) slowly along the quiet empty street, I (10 — see) a stranger. He first (11 — pass) me by but then (12 — stop). "(13 — be) that you, Peter?" he (14 — cry) out. It (15 — be) Jones." I (16 — not see) you for ages," he (17 — say). — "Why, what you (18 — do) here?" I (19 — ask). "Why you (20 — not go) home?" — "I cannot," he (21 — answer). "I (22 — forget) the name of the hotel where my wife and I (23 — stay)." — "If you (24 — ring) up the hotels, you (25 — find) out where you (26 — stay)," I smiled. He said that he (27 — have) no money. And he (28 — explain) that they (29 — get) to Brighton at II o'clock. They (30 — leave) their things at the station and (31 — go) to a hotel. He (32 — change) his clothes and (33 — decide) to go for a walk. The sun (34 — shine) brightly and there (35 — be) nothing in the forecast about rain. I suggested that we (36 — go) to my hotel. While Jones (37 - take) a shower I (38- think) the situation over. Then we (39 — begin) telephoning all the hotels in Brighton. We (40 — do) it so well that next afternoon Jones (41 — find) both his hotel and his wife.

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Раскройте скобки употребив правильную глагольную форму.

In summer I  went to Brighton. When I  arrived there it was late afternoon. After dinner I  put on my raincoat and went out for a walk. It was a nasty day, the sky covered with clouds, and it  rained a little. As I  moved slowly along the quiet empty street, I saw a stranger. He first passed me by but then  stopped. "Is that you, Peter?" he cried out. It was Jones." I have not seen you for ages," he said. — "Why, what are you  doing here?" I asked. "Why don't you go home?" — "I cannot," he  answered. "I  forgot the name of the hotel where my wife and I  are staying." — "If you  ring up the hotels, you will find out where you are staying," I smiled. He said that he had no money. And he  explained that they  got to Brighton at II o'clock. They  left their things at the station and went to a hotel. He changed his clothes and  decided to go for a walk. The sun  shone brightly and there was nothing in the forecast about rain. I suggested that we went to my hotel. While Jones was taking a shower I thought the situation over. Then we began telephoning all the hotels in Brighton. We have done it so well that next afternoon Jones  found both his hotel and his wife.

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