Verb tenses and Time
They 've built/had built/built a new shopping centre in the centre of town last year.
built
I'd love to be able to/ able to / be able speak Spanish better.
You're from China, are you/ aren't you / isn't you ?
aren't you
Their tennis coach/ fans/ referee makes them train every day for four hours.
coach
We showed our student cards and got a 20% refund/ bargain/discount on our meal.
discount
My sister is living/has been living/was living in Copenhagen for three months. She's really enjoying herself.
has been living
They must/ may/ might have a lot of money. They go on exotic holidays every year.
must
Scott's the boy who's/ that's/ whose brother is a professional footballer.
whose
Rob's quite tall and well- built/build/bald, with short, dark hair.
built.
There's a taxi stop/rank/station at the main entrance to the airport.
rank
"Where's Jake?" "He is going/ 's gone/ been for a run. He'll be back soon".
's gone
I can't go out unless/ if/ when I finish my English homework.
unless
The town that / which/ where Adrian grew uo is near Manchester.
where
Jamie's very honest/generous /hard-working. He always tells the truth.
honest
Sorry! I can't speak right now. Can I call you back/up/down later?
back
What had you done/ did you do/were you doing at nine o'clock last night? I tried to ring you, but there was no answer.
were you doing
If I was/am/were you, I wouldn't go on holiday in Scotland until July.
were
Cam you tell me where is the Regent Hotel /the Regent Hotel is / be the Regent Hotel ?
the Regent Hotel is
Helen's so unfair/stubborn/moody! She never changes her opinion about anything.
stubborn
When Natasha won some money on the lottery, she spent / earned/ invested it in her business.
invested
Eva told me she 's travelling/was travelling/ will travel to Shanghai the following weekend.
was travelling
I would have gone to the party if I had known/ would have known/ known you were there.
had known.
The exams are next month. You have been given/ are given/ 'll be given a timetable next week.
'll be given
Tomas applied/ got sacked/ retired because he stole some money from the office.
got sacked
I wanted to buy some tickets for the concert, but they'd sold out/up/in.
out