Narrative sentences
I ___ (leave) the house at 8:00 am yesterday
left
If you ___ (mix) red and blue, you get purple
Mix
I ___ (see) that movie three times already
have seen
"I can't find my keys," Peter said
Peter said that he couldn't find his keys
I'm so hungry. I ___ (eat) breakfast this morning, but I forgot
should have eaten
While I was walking to school, it ___ (start) to rain
started
If the weather is godd tomorrow, we ___ (go) to the beach
Will go
We ___ (not/finish) our homework yet
haven't finished/have not finished
"Where are you going for dinner tonight?" my friend asked me
My friend asked me where I was going for dinner that night
Look at the ground! It's soaking wet. It ___ (rain) during the night
must have rained
I ___ (watch) TV when I heard a strange noise in the kitchen
was watching
What ___ you ___ (do) if you saw a ghost?
would/do
___ you ever ___ (be) to London?
have/been
"We haven't finished the project yet," the workers told the boss
The workers told the boss that they hadn't finished the project yet
She looks really upset. You ___ (say) those mean things to her yesterday
shouldn't have said
When we got to the cinema, the movie ___ (already/start)
had already started
I ___ (buy) that phone if I had known it was on sale last week
would have bought
She ___ (live) in this house since she was a child
has lived
"Don't touch the wet paint!" the artist warned us
The artist warned us not to touch the wet paint
I can't find my keys anywhere. I suppose I ___ (leave) them in the car, but I'm not sure
might have left/could have left
While they ___ (wait) for the train, they saw a famous actor
were waiting
If she ___ (take) the umbrella, she wouldn't have got wet
had taken
Where is Sarah? She ___ (go) to the supermarket, she'll be back in an hour
has gone
"Did you see the eclipse yesterday?" Lisa asked Paul
Lisa asked Paul if he had seen the eclipse the day before/the previous day
If the rescue team hadn't arrived on time, the hikers ___ (perish) in the snowstorm
would have perished