TENSES MIXED-UP
She ___ (go) to school every day.
She GOES to school every day.
We arrived ___ the airport at 6 p.m.
We arrived AT the airport at 6 p.m.
(you / like / pizza?)
Do you like pizza?
He go to the gym every day.
He goes to the gym every day.
You ___ (can / must) wear a seatbelt in the car.
MUST
They ___ (watch) TV when I called.
They WERE WATCHING TV when I called.
She’s really good ___ dancing.
She's really good AT dancing.
(how / often / she / go / swimming?)
How often does she go swimming?
I didn’t saw her at the party.
I didn’t see her at the party.
I ___ (could / should) visit my grandma more often.
SHOULD
I ___ (never / be) to London.
I HAVE NEVER BEEN to London.
The cat is hiding ___ the bed.
The cat is hiding UNDER the bed.
(what / you / do / yesterday evening?)
What did you do yesterday evening?
She can sings very well.
She can sing very well.
___ I borrow your pen, please?
CAN
By the time you arrive, we ___ (leave).
By the time you arrive, we WILL HAVE LEFT.
He apologized ___ being late.
(why / they / be / late / last week?)
Why were they late last week?
They was playing football when it started to rain.
They were playing football.
She ___ (might / must) be tired. She’s been working all day.
MIGHT
If he ___ (study), he would pass the exam.
If heSTUDIED, he would pass the exam.
They have been waiting ___ the bus for an hour.
They have been waiting FOR the bus for an hour.
(who / she / talk to / when I arrived?)
Who was she talking to when I arrived?
If I will see her, I will tell her the news.
If I see her, I will tell her the news.
We ___ (could / must) have left earlier if we had known.
COULD