Task 1
Read the text and choose the necessary tense form (Past Simple, Past Perfect or Past Continuous).
Task 2
Choose the necessary preposition.
He home half-past nine. While the car in at one drive gate he the grinding sputter a motor-cycle passing out by the other. Young Mont, no doubt, so Fleur lonely. But he in with a sinking . In the cream-panelled drawing-room she her on her , and her on her clasped , front a white camellia plant which the fireplace. That glance at her before she him his dread. What among those white camellias?
«Well, Father!»
Soames his . His him. This murderous work! He her dilate, her quivering.
«What? What? Quick, Father!»
«My dear,» Soames, «I—I my best, but—» And again he his .
Fleur to him, and put a each of his .
«She?»
«No,» Soames; «he. I to tell you that it no use; he must do what his father before he .» He her by the . «Come, child, don’t let them hurt you. They’re not worth your .»
Fleur herself from his grasp.
«You didn’t you—couldn’t have tried. You—you me, Father!»
Bitterly wounded, Soames her passionate writhing there front him.
Task 3
Listen to the text and fill in the gaps with the words, denoting the parts of human body.
