Present Continuous
You (watch) TV.
You are watching TV.
You're watching TV.
You (study) when she (call).
(Hint: Interrupted action in the past)
You were studying when she called.
impressive:
a) a mind made up to do something
b) outstanding
b) outstanding
Past tense of "notice"
noticed
I (wait) for her when her plane arrives.
I will be waiting for her when her plane arrives.
I am going to be waiting for her when her plane arrives.
She (read) book.
She is reading a book.
She's reading a book.
Was she baking at noon yesterday?
a) to create or figure out
b) to connect
a) to create or figure out
Past tense of "have"
had
Tonight at 7:00 pm I (eat) dinner.
Tonight at 7:00pm I will be eating dinner.
Tonight at 7:00pm I am going to be eating dinner.
I (cook, not) dinner.
I am not cooking dinner.
I'm not cooking dinner.
The young boy was having fun with the butterflies.
relatives:
a) a person connected by blood or marriage
b) a friend
a) a person connected by blood or marriage
past tense of "go"
went
Choose the correct form:
a) While I am going to be finishing my homework, she will make dinner.
b) While I am finishing my homework, she will make dinner.
b) While I am finishing my homework, she will make dinner.
Note: Like all future tenses, the future continuous cannot be used in clauses beginning with time expressions such as: when, while, before, after, by the time, as soon as, if, unless, etc. Instead of future continuous, present continuous is used.
They (hurry) home?
Are they hurrying home?
While John (sleep) last night, someone (steal) his car.
While John was sleeping last night, someone stole his car.
rescue:
a) help someone with something
b) save someone from a dangerous situation
b) save someone from a dangerous situation
built
You (wait) for me when my bus arrives?
Will you be waiting for me when my bus arrives?
Are you going to be waiting for me when my bus arrives?
We (do, not) the laundry?
Are we not doing the laundry?
Aren't we doing the laundry?
What (you, do) when you (break) your leg?
What were you doing when you broke your leg?
success:
a) the accomplishment of an aim or a purpose
b) ease and well being
a) accomplishment of an aim or purpose
past tense of "stand"
stood
Just think, next week at this time, I (relax) in Jamaica, (drink) fruity drinks, and (read) my favourite novel.
Just think,next week at this time, I will be relaxing in Jamaica, drinking fruity drinks, and reading my favourite novel.
Just think, next week at this time, I am going to be relaxing in Jamaica, drinking fruity drinks, and reading my favourite novel.