Conjugue les verbes entre parenthèses au prétérit simple ou avec be+ing si indiqué.


My name is Timothy Weston, but my friends call me Tim. I am now 21 but I want to tell you about a strange story which [?] (to happen ) to me 2 years ago. I live in Tavistock and I [?] (to come - be + ing) back alone from a pop concert in Exeter. I [?] (to ride - be + ing) my motorbike, a Honda 250 cc. The road [?] (to cross) Dartmoor. It is in the west of England, and the moors are hilly, wild and deserted places. It [?] (to be) in February, late at night and it [?] (to be) very dark. It [?] (to start) to rain so I [?] (to slow) down.

Suddenly I [?] (to see ) a girl of about 14 or 15. She [?] (to wear - be + ing) summer clothes - a thin cotton dress - and she [?] (to wear - be + ing) sandals on her bare feet. In winter! I [?] (to brake - verbe régulier) and [?] (to stop) near her.
"What's the matter? Do you need help?" I [?] (to ask) her.
"I want to go home! I'm cold. Please take me home!" She was crying.