Put the verbs in brackets into present, past or future simple. Mr and Mrs Gray live in a big city, and they (have) a son. His name (be) Pete. Pete (not like) (wash).  Оne day Mrs Gray said, "I (like) (live) in the country with Рete next summer." So they (find) a small house in the country and (take) Pete there for a vacation. When they (arrive) at the house, Mrs Gray said to Pete, "We (stay) here for two weeks."  The boy (run) into the house and (fall) down on the floor. He (hurt) his leg but (run) further (look) in the rooms. When he (come) back, he (throw) his ball up and (cry), "Mum! I (can not) (see) a bath. Where (be) it?"  "This (be) a very small house," his mother answered."There (be) no baths here."  (get) really happy. "This (be) a very nice holiday indeed, Mam," he said.

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Mr and Mrs Gray live in a big city, and they have a son. His name is Pete. Pete doesn't like washing.
Оne day Mrs Gray said, "I like to live in the country with Рete next summer." So they found a small house in the country and took Pete there for a vacation. When they arrived at the house, Mrs Gray said to Pete, "We will stay here for two weeks."
The boy ran into the house and fell down on the floor. He hurt his leg but ran further looked in the rooms. When he came back, he threw his ball up and cried, "Mum! I can't see a bath. Where is it?"
"This is a very small house," his mother answered."There is no baths here."
got really happy. "This will be a very nice holiday indeed, Mam," he said.