Question

Imi scoate ti si mie verbele va roggggg si sa imi spune ti la ce timp sunt va rogggggg The new speakers of English We're beginning to do things the English way. We even went to Spain on holiday this year!' Natalie
Napier talks to a brother and sister who have made the most of their new country. Four years after she and her family arrived in Britain from Poland with only some English, eighteen-year-old Joasia Kossowska has been accepted by Cambridge University to read law. Her younger brother Piotr, fifteen, has won a scholarship to a public school. He has been visiting museums all summer: his ambition is to become an artist. When the family emigrated to Britain, Joasia and Piotr went to a local school. For the first year they had to have special English classes but within a year they were overtaking their fellow pupils. "When we left Poland l was attending Szkota Podstawowa, that's sort of like secondary school in Britain. I had done Russian for three years but didn't know very much English," says Joasia. When we started the English lessons l studied the same way I had studied Russian. You know, grammar exercises, lists of word. But I also had to talk, talk, talk from the start. needed to make friends!

Answer 1

beginning = present continuous tense
to do = present
went = past simple tense
talks = present simple tense
have made = past simple tense
arrived = past simple tense
has been = past simple tense
read = present simple tense
has won = past simple tense
has been visiting = past continuous tense
to become = present
emigrated = past simple tense
went = past simple tense
had = past simple tense
to have = present
were overtaking = past continuous tense
we left = past simple tense
I was attending = past continuous tense
I had done = past continuous tense
didn't know = past simple tense (Negative)
says = present simple tense
we started = past simple tense
I studied = past simple tense
I had studied = past continuous tense
You know = present simple tense
I had to talk = past simple tense
talk = past simple tense
needed = past simple tense
to make = past simple tense