269. He hardly (to go) inside the room when the kids (to start) screaming.
270. I looked around and (to see) the man who (to type) something in the corner,
271. He (to have) a very interesting magazine and I (to decide) to borrow it from him to read,
272. I (to get angry with) you if you (to say) that again.
273. He (to read) a lot of books about London before he (to go) there,
274. We no sooner (to get on) the train than I (to feel) sick.
275. As soon as we got home we (to learn) that their parents (to leave) for London.
276. We (not to think) he (to be) at home now,
277. His family (to think) of moving to London though he (to be sure) it would be difficult for them to live in the city,
278. I didn't know he (to injure) himself in the accident which (to happen) the day before.
279. If they (to go) there tomorrow, they (to tell) Tom the truth.
280. We knew that the patient (to be operated on) and he (to stay) in hospital for another week.
281. We (to go) to the opera tomorrow night. John (to come) with us, too.
282. They (to be) at the theatre, too but they (to leave) the performance earlier.
283. She (to come back) when I (to ring up) her again.
284. If I (to see) Joan, I (to invite) her to my birthday party,
285. The signal warned that the city (to be bombed) and the citizens (to have to go) to the air-raid shelters.

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