Use the right form of the verb.
1. The lecture (to begin) by the time I (to enter) the room.
2. Paul said that he (to meet) her aunt at the department store.
3. Mother (to cook) supper by the time they (to come) home.
4. Yesterday we (to discuss) the film which we (to see) some days before.
5. The people (to go) home after they (to finish) their work.
6. Jack (to show) us the bicycle his father (to buy) for him.
7. She (to tell) us many interesting things she (to see) in Oxford.
8. The children (to fall) asleep by ten o'clock.
9. When my sister (to go) to the theatre, I (to begin) to write a composition.
10. The guests already (to gather) by the time he (to come).
1. The lecture (to begin) by the time I (to enter) the room.
2. Paul said that he (to meet) her aunt at the department store.
3. Mother (to cook) supper by the time they (to come) home.
4. Yesterday we (to discuss) the film which we (to see) some days before.
5. The people (to go) home after they (to finish) their work.
6. Jack (to show) us the bicycle his father (to buy) for him.
7. She (to tell) us many interesting things she (to see) in Oxford.
8. The children (to fall) asleep by ten o'clock.
9. When my sister (to go) to the theatre, I (to begin) to write a composition.
10. The guests already (to gather) by the time he (to come).
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1. to begins, to enters
2. to mets
3. to cooks, to comes
4. to discuussing, to seeing
5. to goes, to finishing
6. to showing, to buying
7. to telling, to seeing
8. to falling
9. to goes, to begins
10. to gathers, to comes