Put the verbs in the correct form
A young man who lived in the suburbs' of a big English city (to go home from the railway
station. It (to be) a dark night and there (to be) nobody in the street. Suddenly he (to hear)
somebody (to walk) behind him. The faster he (to go), the faster the man (to run) after him. At
last he (to decide) to turn into a small street to see what the man (to do). After a few minutes he
(to look) back and (to see) that the man was still running after him.
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"He (to want) to rob me," the young man (to think). He saw a high garden wall and (to jump)
over it. The other man jumped over the wall too. Now the young man was sure that the man
behind him was a robber. But he ( can) not understand why the robber was not in a hurry to
attack him.
The young man did not know what to do. Then he (to turn) round and said, "What ... you (to
want)? Why you to follow) me?"
you always go home in this way? Or ... you (to take) some exercise today?" answered the
man. "I'm going to Mr White, but I don't know where he (to live). A man at the railway station
told me to follow you, because you could find his house very easily as Mr White lives next door
to you. Will you go home or will you do some more gymnastics?"