Раскройте скобки в present or past tense forms It (be) saturday evening after supper. the big brightly lit kitchen (be) silent except for the click of dominoes. the shutters (to be) closed and barred. the long rows of blue dishes on the dresser (to gleam) like sea water. at the long table the boys (to play) dominoes. miranda (to go) to bed. ann (to sew). hugh (to smoke) his pipe and (to watch) the others. every now and then ann (to look) up and (to smile) at him. she certainly (to be) bravely cheerful in a way that (to compel) everybody's admiration. by з kind of inertia things slowly (to come) back to normal. the danger point (to be) passed by now. hugh (to think) that tomorrow be (can) decently tell the family that he (to leave) on tuesday.
Раскройте скобки в present or past tense forms It (be) saturday evening after supper. the big brightly lit kitchen (be) silent except for the click of dominoes. the shutters (to be) closed and barred. the long rows of blue dishes on the dresser (to gleam) like sea water. at the long table the boys (to play) dominoes. miranda (to go) to bed. ann (to sew). hugh (to smoke) his pipe and (to watch) the others. every now and then ann (to look) up and (to smile) at him. she certainly (to be) bravely cheerful in a way that (to compel) everybody's admiration. by з kind of inertia things slowly (to come) back to normal. the danger point (to be) passed by now. hugh (to think) that tomorrow be (can) decently tell the family that he (to leave) on tuesday.
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It was Saturday evening after supper. The big brightly lit kitchen was silent except for the click of dominoes. The shutters were closed and barred. The long rows of blue dishes on the dresser gleamed like sea water. At the long table, the boys were playing dominoes. Miranda went to bed. Ann was sewing. Hugh was smoking his pipe and watching the others. Every now and then Ann looked up and smiled at him. She certainly was bravely cheerful in a way that compelled everybody's admiration. By a kind of inertia, things slowly came back to normal. The danger point had been passed by now. Hugh thought that tomorrow he could decently tell the family that he would be leaving on Tuesday.