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Question

1.My manager HADN`t TOLD\didn`t tell me to finish the report yesterday, so I didn`t complete it. (не пойму, тут предшествование или последовательность действий) 
2. - Did you go on holiday recently? 
 -Yes, we went to London a couple of weeks ago. 
-And DID u VISIT \wereu visiting\ had u visited Oxford as well? 
-No. We really WANTED\were wanting\have wanted to, but then we had realized\were realizing\REALIZED that we hadn`t had\weren`t having\DIDN`T HAVE enough time. 
3.- Where`s James? He pnohed to say he WAS WAITING\was waited\waited at the cinema all evening/ 
-Well, I had gone\was going\WENT to the cinema at six, but I DIDN`T SEE\hadn`t seen\wasn`t seeing him. 
-But he was there for hours! Wasn`t he telling\Wasn`t he told\HADN`T HE TOLD you where to meet him? 
-Of course, he HAD TOLD\was telling\was told me, but I`ve forgotten what he said. 
-Well, thanks to you, he HAD TO\used to\was to WAIT in the rain. 
4.We don`t know what happened when they first met. 
5. Before F. moved to Paris, he HAD BEEN a student at P.U. and a member of the US Army. It was while he WAS TRAINING with the army that he MET and married Zelda Sayer. During the 1920s, the F. home BECAME the centre for a lively group of writers and artists in Paris. Their lifestyle INVOLVED lots of parties, so some people were surprised to find he had real talent. He WROTE many great novels, but perhaps his most famous book is The Great Getsby which PUBLISHED in 1925. Zelda WAS also an author, and her autobiographical novel, Save Me the Waltz, CAME OUT in the early 1930s. 
6. she`s always fancied Brad Pit, DOESN`T SHE\ isn`t she? 
7. как правильно перевести He would never leave her side?

Светлана Бородулина · Accepted Answer

1. - The manager HADN`t TOLD me to finish the report yesterday, so I didn`t complete it. 
2. - Have you been anywhere on holiday recently? 
- Yes, we went to London a couple of weeks ago. 
- And DID you VISIT Oxford as well? 
- No. We really WANTED to, but then we REALIZED that we DIDN`T HAVE enough time. 
3.- Where`s James? He pnohed to say he HAD BEEN/WAS WAITING at the cinema all evening. 
- Well, I WENT to the cinema at six, but I DIDN`T SEE him. 
- But he was there for hours! HADN`T HE TOLD you where to meet him? 
- Of course, he HAD TOLD me, but I forgot what he had said. 
- Well, thanks to you, he HAD TO WAIT in the rain. 
4. I don`t know what happened when they first met. 
5. Before F. moved to Paris, he HAD BEEN a student at P.U. and a member of the US Army. It was while he WAS TRAINING with the army that he MET and married Zelda Sayer. During the 1920s, the F. home BECAME the centre for a lively group of writers and artists in Paris. Their lifestyle INVOLVED lots of parties, so some people were surprised to find he had real talent. He WROTE many great novels, but perhaps his most famous book is The Great Getsby which WAS PUBLISHED in 1925. Zelda WAS also an author, and her autobiographical novel, Save Me the Waltz, CAME OUT in the early 1930s. 
6. She`s always fancied Brad Pit, HASN`T SHE? 
7. He would never leave her side? Не отойдёт от неё ни на шаг.