Mary plays the piano; John reads; my wife sewed when suddenly we all heard a shout.When the doctor left the hospital, he caught a glimpse of himself in the glass front door.When her father came in she was sitting before a red tea-table, finishing a very good tea. 4. Next day, while he was shaving he cut himself slightly. 5. The door of his room was open; his mother was still standing at the window. 6. And, smiling to himself, he began to make plans, fantastic plans for the future. He still smiles when he walks up the rock-cut steps. 7,1 sleep soundly when the phone rings. 8. We was sitting on our front porch when Mr Smith was driving up in his new car. 9. Crosby was crossing the street when the car striked him. 10. It was drizzle when they were coming out of the house. 11. When the World War broke, John lived in Holland. 12. It got dark and I suggested that we should go down. 13. John came in, looked at the fire, stood a moment, turnd and went away. 14. As I would walk home yesterday, I would meet a beggar who would ask me for some money. 15. We have come into the dining-room while our parents were eating supper. 16. She ran down the stairs and went to the library, where her husband stood with his mother. 17. Mike raised his eyes from the book and looked out of the window. It still snowing. 18. We were driving at about forty miles an hour when the accident happened. 19. Do you have a good time at those parties? 20. A fortnight later Holt fell and hurt himself when he was riding his motorcycle. 21. He went into the kitchen and got himself a cup of coffee. 22. Eric went into the library and sat down to read the letter. The fire crackled merrily in the fireplace, and outside the wind howled. 23. He took a cushion, put it behind and leaned back. 24. At half past four I put on the lights. 25. When I was a boy, I wanted to be an actor. 26. While he was waiting to cross Fifth Avenue, a man standing beside him was coughing painfully. 27. She drew aside the curtains and looked out into the Square. Two cats were standing in the light of a lamp — narrow, marvellously graceful. 28. When I heard his knock I went to the door and opened it, but I didn't recognize him at first because I didn't wear my glasses. 29. When they walk up the street together they begin to talk. 30. Your telegram came just as I left home. 31. John talked with his boss when I last saw him. 32. When he arrived home, he went straight to the sitting room and took off the picture.
