Past Simple/ Past Perfect

One morning, Mr. Brown ... (to suggest) to take a trip to the sea and the rest of the family ... (to greet) it with enthusiasm.

Mr. Brown ... (to stop) the car by a shop and ... (to buy) a bucket, a spade and a pair of sunglasses for Paddington.

When Paddington ... (to enter) the kitchen, Mrs. Brown ... (to cut) a huge pile of sandwiches.

They ... (to go) to the lifesaving man and ... (to tell) him about their problem.

Paddington ... (to talk) to some reporters after a fisherman ... (to pull) him out of the water.

When they ... (to come) to the beach, the sandcastle competition ... (to start).

After Paddington ... (to finish) making his sandcastle he soon ... (to go) fast asleep.

Paddington ... (to walk) quite a long way before he ... (to find) a deserted spot.

When the Browns ... (to come) to see Paddington's sandcastle, he (to disappear).

The Browns ... (to see) a big crowd heading for the pier and they all ... (to join) the crowd hurrying that way.