42 Put the verbs in the correct form: 1. You (to be) hungry, (to sit down) to table. Mum (to bring) the soup. 2. Who usually (to clear) the table after supper? 3. Please (to take away) the dirty dishes. I (to be) pressed for time. 4. I'd like (to treat) you to this apple pie. I (to hope) it (to be) very tasty. 5. Let's (to have) some more mashed potatoes. I (to be) still hungry. 6. What she (to do) now? She (to lay) the table. 7. Let's (to treat) them to some juice. I (to think) they (to be) thirsty. 8. Supper (to be) ready, but she (to say) she (not to be) hungry. 9. He (to be) thirsty? Yes, he (to be). 10. Let me (to take away) the dirty dishes. I (to see) you (to be) tired. - 11. Where (to be) tea? Why (not to be) tea ready? Why (not to bring) you tea in? It (to be) just ready, Mr. Smith. I (to bring) it now. I (to ser) just the table ready. 12. Who (to do) the cooking in your big family? Our grandmother usually (to do). She (to like) it very much because she (to be) a cook when she (to be) young.
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1. You are hungry, sit down to the table. Mum brings the soup.
2. Who usually clears the table after supper?
3. Please take away the dirty dishes. I am pressed for time.
4. I'd like to treat you to this apple pie. I hope it will be very tasty.
5. Let's have some more mashed potatoes. I am still hungry.
6. What is she doing now? She is laying the table.
7. Let's treat them to some juice. I think they are thirsty.
8. Supper is ready, but she says she is not hungry.
9. Is he thirsty? Yes, he is.
10. Let me take away the dirty dishes. I see you are tired.
11. Where is the tea? Why isn't the tea ready? Why haven't you brought the tea in? It is just ready, Mr. Smith. I will bring it now. I have just set the table ready.
12. Who does the cooking in your big family? Our grandmother usually does. She likes it very much because she was a cook when she was young.