1. Every year, millions of British tourists (to spend) [?] their holidays in Spain, Italy or Greece.
Until the 1960s, however, only the rich ( can) [?] afford to tra vel abroad.
Over the last 20 years, cheaper air fares (to make) [?] it possible for almost anyone to travel by plane.
2. - [?] (we- catch) a movie tonight?
- I'd rat her not. I ( to feel) [?] like going out.
3. - I'm afraid I ( to damage) [?] the car last night.
Oh no! What ( to happen) [?]?
I ( to hit) [?] the wall as I ( to drive) [?] into the garage.
4. - What's wrong with Joey? Why ( to cry - he) [?]?
- Norm ( to punch just) [?] him in the eye.
5. When the teacher ( to enter) [?] the classroom last Friday, Anita and Wendy ( to wrestle) [?] on the
floor.
The day before the headmaster ( to see) [?] those two fighting in the toilets.
Bob ( to watch) [?] TV all evening when his mum (to come) [?] in at 11 p.m. He ( to do) [?] any of
the chores she ( to ask) [?] him to do. As a punishment, she (to ground) [?] him for the rest of the week.
- Who (to talk -you) [?] to when Dad (to tell) [?] you to hang up? I ( to chat) [?] with David. I ( to speak not) [?] to him since he (to move) [?] to Bristol last month. Anyway,
he (to give) [?] a party next Saturday and he (to invite) [?] both of us to spend the weekend.Great! I hope Dad ( to let) [?] us go!
8. - [?] (to see you ) the latest "St ar Wars" yet?
- No, (short answer) [?]. When we (to go) [?] to the cinema yesterday, there (to be) a massive queue.
We (to queue) [?] for almost an hour when someone (to put) [?] up a "Sold out" sign.
We (to try) [?] to try again tomorrow.
9. - (to go - you) [?] jogging in the evenings?Yes, ( short answer) / . I usually (to go) [?] for a run around the park after supper. How about you?I (to prefer) [?] swimming to running now, but when I
(to be) [?] younger I (to enjoy) [?] jogging very much.