Exercise 2: Replace the infinitives in brackets by the required tense 1. “Hark! How the wind !” (to howl) 2. Diana her music in the drawing room; Mary . It was a very fine May day, clear, sunny, and breezy.(to practice, to garden). 3. He not long at table when his land lady brought up a letter that just for him. (to sit, to arrive) 4. “O yes, I back in an hour.” (to be) 5. “I here for nearly seven years,”he said. (to be). 6. He was not so much suprised to see me as I . (to expect) 7. An old orchard of apple trees just breaking into flower down to a stream and along wild meadow. (to stretch) 8. The quests before the rain began to fall, and they all now assembled in the chief or living room of the dwelling. (to arrive, to be) 9. “And he my friend ever since,” said Caroline. (to be) 10. “ you ever that way in your walk?” (pass) 11. “Come down to the terrace while I my breakfast.” (to eat) 12. The ship against the warf now. (to draw) 13. “It is the first time you away from home? “(to be) 14. “My father and mother during the war and I at my Aunt Emily's.” (to be killed, to live) 15. I to Warley on a wet September morning. (come) 16. the big apple tree, lowest in the orchard, so close that its boughs almost the water. (to grow, to overhang) 17. Macomber the opposite bank when he Wilson take hold of his arm. (to watch, to feel) 18. “The water at last,”he said. (to boil) 19. The sun , and he homeward. (to set, to turn) 20. The hands on her watch her that five minutes, ten minutes, a quarter of an hour . (to tell, to pass). 21. Perhaps Doreen right all the time and she wrong