A. Answer these questions.

1. What sport did Mr. Pearce enjoy most?
   Mr. Pearce liked shooting.
2. Why did he want to go to the mountains?
   He want to see a mountains.
3. How did he go to the mountains?
   He went to the station.
4. Whom did he speak to there?
   He speak with farmer.
5. Why did the deer go away from that place?
   All the gentlemen from the town came and shot at it.
   

B. Opposites. Write these sentences. Put one word in each empty place.

1. Mr. Pearce wasn’t free last week. He was very busy.
2. His holidays began on the 15th of June, and they are over on the 29th.
3. The farmer did not speak fastly, he spoke slowly.
4. When the gentlemen from the town shot at the deer, they
   never hit it: they always missed it.
5. Mr. Pearce has often shot ducks, but he has . . . shot a deer.
   
   C. Put the number of the correct sentence under the correct picture.

1. Mr. Pearce got into a train.
2. ‘The deer has gone away.’
3. Mr. Pearce met a farmer.
4. Mr. Pearce often shot ducks.
5. Mr. Pearce was in the mountains now.
6. Mr. Pearce got out again.