My friends and I always _________ (meet) after school.
My friends and I always meet after school.
They ___________ (play) tennis yesterday evening.
They played tennis yesterday evening.
I think, it will/is going to rain tomorrow.
I think, it will rain tomorrow.
I ________ (can/swim) very well.
I can swim very well.
Joe runs slowly/more slowly than Jane.
Joe runs more slowly than Jane.
I'm late for school (never).
I'm never late for school.
I __________ (buy) a new phone last week.
I bought a new phone last week.
I hope the test won't/isn't going to be difficult.
I hope the test won't be difficult.
She ________ (can/sing) beautifully.
She can sing beautifully.
This is the most hard/the hardest task I've done.
This is the hardest task I've done.
Jake __________ (not work) hard enough.
Jake doesn't work hard enough.
___________ (you/see) your school friends in summer?
Did you see your school friends in summer?
I will/am going to travel to Paris next month.
I'm going to travel to Paris next month.
You must/should turn off your phones in class.
You must turn off your phones in class.
She played the piano better/best than the rest.
She played the piano better than the rest.
We _______________ (play) a computer game right now.
We are playing a computer game right now.
It _________ (snow) when I woke up this morning.
It was snowing when I woke up this morning.
The sky is clear. I don't think it _______ (rain).
The sky is clear. I don't think it will rain.
_________ (we/have to) do this exercise?
Do we have to do this exercise?
If you ___________ (come) early, wait for me.
If you come early, wait for me.
Why ____________ (he/make) all this noise?
Why is he making all this noise?
_________ (they/ride) their bikes when you saw them?
Were they riding their bikes when you saw them?
What __________ (you/do) this summer?
What are you going to do this summer?
You _________ (come) tomorrow. It's your day off.
You don't have to come tomorrow. It's your day off.
The children always behave _________ (they).
The children always behave themselves.