Present and past (I do / I'm doing and I did / I was doing) Part 1 1. - Hello, Mike. What are you doing in my part of London? - Well, actually, I'm looking at these new flats there build down the road here. - Well, they look quite cool, but I think that they're quite expensive. So do you want to move to this area? - Yes. In fact, well, the news is that Mandy and I are getting married. - Oh, wow! Congratulations. When did you decide? - only last week. It was while we were staying with her family in Scotland. Now we are trying to find a suitable flat. - I hope you manage to buy one of these. - Oh, we don't look for one to buy. We don't have enough money yet. We want to rent one. - Yes, of course. That's what Anna and I were doing at first. After that, my brother lent us some money. That's how we managed to buy ours. - You're right. We must talk to our families before we choose a flat. - yeah, my family were giving us a lot of help and advice. Now, what about a sandwich at my place? It's just round the corner. - Oh yes, thanks. I was looking for somewhere to eat when I bumped into you. 2. 1. I remember the day you got engaged. I was having a shower when you phoned. 2. He tried to explain his problems to his parents, but they didn't understand 3. What have you put in my burger? It tested absolutely disgusting. 4. Mick always claimed that he was innocent, but for many years no-one beloved him. 5. It's great jacket, I know, but unfortunately it didn't belong to me. I'm just borrowing it for the party this 6. Why are you wearing that thin dress? You'll freeze to death in this cold wind! 7. Zoe's fed up because she hurt her ankle when she was jogging this morning. 8. While I was admiring the view, someone stolen my phone from my bag. 9. Look! Did you see that man standing at the checkout? I'm sure I know him. 10. Tea or coffee? I'm making both, so just say with you prefer.