Open the brackets. Use Present Continuous, Present Simple, Future
Simple, Past Simple or Past Continuous.
1. Look at these children: they (to skate) very well. 2. You (to skate) last Sunday? — Yes,
we (to skate) the whole day last Sunday. We (to skate) again next Sunday. 3. My brother
can skate very well. He (to skate) every Sunday. 4. What you (to do) now? — I (to wash)the dishes. 5. What you (to do) at three o'clock yesterday? — I (to have) dinner. 6. You (to
have) dinner now? 7. Where your brother (to work)? — He (to work) at an institute. 8. Your
grandmother (to sleep) when you (to come) home yesterday? 9. What your brother (to do)
tomorrow? 10. I (not to go) to the shop yesterday. I (to go) to the shop tomorrow. 11. Where
Kate (to go) when you (to meet) her yesterday? 12. Every day the boss (to enter) the office
at nine o'clock. 13. Yesterday the boss (to enter) the office at half past nine. 14. When the
secretary (to come) tomorrow? 15. At six o'clock yesterday we (to listen) to a very
interesting lecture. 16. When I (to enter) the office, the secretary (to type) some letters. 17.
My friend (to ring) me up at eight o'clock yesterday.
Open the brackets. Use Present Continuous, Present Simple, Future
Simple, Past Simple or Past Continuous.
1. Look at these children: they (to skate) very well. 2. You (to skate) last Sunday? — Yes,
we (to skate) the whole day last Sunday. We (to skate) again next Sunday. 3. My brother
can skate very well. He (to skate) every Sunday. 4. What you (to do) now? — I (to wash)the dishes. 5. What you (to do) at three o'clock yesterday? — I (to have) dinner. 6. You (to
have) dinner now? 7. Where your brother (to work)? — He (to work) at an institute. 8. Your
grandmother (to sleep) when you (to come) home yesterday? 9. What your brother (to do)
tomorrow? 10. I (not to go) to the shop yesterday. I (to go) to the shop tomorrow. 11. Where
Kate (to go) when you (to meet) her yesterday? 12. Every day the boss (to enter) the office
at nine o'clock. 13. Yesterday the boss (to enter) the office at half past nine. 14. When the
secretary (to come) tomorrow? 15. At six o'clock yesterday we (to listen) to a very
interesting lecture. 16. When I (to enter) the office, the secretary (to type) some letters. 17.
My friend (to ring) me up at eight o'clock yesterday.
Simple, Past Simple or Past Continuous.
1. Look at these children: they (to skate) very well. 2. You (to skate) last Sunday? — Yes,
we (to skate) the whole day last Sunday. We (to skate) again next Sunday. 3. My brother
can skate very well. He (to skate) every Sunday. 4. What you (to do) now? — I (to wash)the dishes. 5. What you (to do) at three o'clock yesterday? — I (to have) dinner. 6. You (to
have) dinner now? 7. Where your brother (to work)? — He (to work) at an institute. 8. Your
grandmother (to sleep) when you (to come) home yesterday? 9. What your brother (to do)
tomorrow? 10. I (not to go) to the shop yesterday. I (to go) to the shop tomorrow. 11. Where
Kate (to go) when you (to meet) her yesterday? 12. Every day the boss (to enter) the office
at nine o'clock. 13. Yesterday the boss (to enter) the office at half past nine. 14. When the
secretary (to come) tomorrow? 15. At six o'clock yesterday we (to listen) to a very
interesting lecture. 16. When I (to enter) the office, the secretary (to type) some letters. 17.
My friend (to ring) me up at eight o'clock yesterday.
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Helper
Look at these children: they are skating very well. Did you skate last Sunday? — Yes, we skated the whole day last Sunday. We will skate again next Sunday. My brother can skate very well. He skates every Sunday. What are you doing now? — I am washing the dishes. What were you doing at three o'clock yesterday? — I was having dinner. Are you having dinner now? Where does your brother work? — He works at an institute. Was your grandmother sleeping when you came home yesterday? What is your brother doing tomorrow? I did not go to the shop yesterday. I will go to the shop tomorrow. Where was Kate going when you met her yesterday? Every day the boss enters the office at nine o'clock. Yesterday the boss entered the office at half past nine. When will the secretary come tomorrow? At six o'clock yesterday we were listening to a very interesting lecture. When I entered the office, the secretary was typing some letters. My friend rang me up at eight o'clock yesterday.
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