Before, I _______ the past tenses, but I _____ this online at home and now it’s more clear.
A ballet usually included music, scenery, and costumes.
She was looking forward to riding the new rollercoaster that has opened last April.
Mila looked in her bag to find her ticket and realized she has forgotten to grab the ticket from the kitchen table before leaving for the park.
Q: When did you _________ lunch?
A: I had lunch at noon.
She … visit her aunt in Spain next month.
I hope they … like these presents!
Watch out! That rock ... fall!
Be quiet! Sandra (do) her homework.
They (walk) to school every day.
She (like, negative) sandwiches.
What ________________ when I saw you last night?
By the end of the year she ________________ (learn) to speak English.
Alice and her friends ________________________ all the dishes at the moment.
When the teacher _______________, the students were running.
You can call me at work at 8 am. I ____________(arrive) at the office by then.
I ______________ (work) in the garden all day long tomorrow.
While my mother is having her breakfast. I _____________ (read) the newspaper.
Don’t phone between 8 and 9. They ___________________ (have) dinner then.
There’s no point in going now - the film ____________(start) when we get there.
Watch out! That rock ... fall!
A: Would you like to have coffee after school?
B: Sorry but I have plans. I _______ my friend at the mall at 1 p.m. for lunch.
A: __________ (you ever be) abroad?
B: Yes. I _____ (visit) Spain in 2009.
A: What are you doing at the moment?
B: I _______ (check) my Instagram page. Look, three people _______ (start) to follow me!