He (to solve) the crossword puzzle for half an hour and he (to say) he (to be) about to finish it as he (to think) over the last word., The actors (to rehearse) since early morning; now the (to go over) the first scene as they (not to be) satisfied with their acting., Here you (to be) at last! I (to wait) for you foe an hour. You (not to be) ashamed?, She (to speak) over the telephone long enough, it (to be) time for her to stop talking., You (to keep) late hours this week that's why you (to look) tired and worn out., It (to snow)steadily the whole week and it still (to snow)., If it (to go on) like this, nobody will be able to reach the camp., Al last you (to open) the door! I (to ring) for an hour at least, it (to seem) to me., My watch (to keep) good time ever since the first repair., They (to discuss) this question ever since I (to be) here and they (not to come) to any definite conclusion yet., The secretary (to miss) several words as she (to talk) all the time., The lecturer (to mention) this name several times but I cannot remember it. I'll write it down as soon as he (to mention) it again., He (to work) at the language all the time and (to make) great progress..

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