Past simple or past continuous
We ... (listen) to some music when the cat ... (jump) out of the window.
We were listening to some music when the cat jumped out of the window.
Complete with the correct form of the verb and with for/since:
I ... (live) in this house ... three years.
I have lived in this house for three years.
Will or won't?
I hope that we ... (find) new planets in the future.
I hope that we will find new planets in the future.
They ... (take) the bus.
They are going to take the bus.
They ... (race) towards us when one rider ... (fall) off his horse.
They were racing towards us when one rider fell off his horse.
Complete with the correct form of the verb and with for/since:
She ... (not see) her mom ... 2 months.
She hasn't seen her mom for 2 months.
Will or won't?
He ... (not go) to the gym today because it is raining.
He won't go to the gym today because it is raining.
She ... (make) a speech.
She is going to make a speech.
When you ... (call) I ... (take a shower).
When you called I was taking a shower.
Complete with the correct form of the verb and with for/since:
He ... (not play) football ... October.
He hasn't played football since October.
Will or won't?
I think the team ... (win) this match.
I think the team will win this match.
We ... (not drink) coffee.
We are not going to drink coffee.
When I ... (come) into the room, my brother ... (sing) loudly.
When I came into the room, my brother was singing loudly.
Complete with the correct form of the verb and with for/since:
We ... (live) in France ... for three years.
We have lived in France for three years.
Will or won't?
Perhaps we ... (build) houses on the moon.
Perhaps we will build houses in the moon.
They ... (go) watch a movie.
They are going to watch a movie.
What ... (you/do) when we ... (arrive)?
What were you doing when we arrived?
Complete with the correct form of the verb and with for/since:
They ... (be) married ... 2012.
They have been married since 2012.
... you ... (pass) the exam?
Will you pass the exam?
The dog ... (go) sleep in the bed.
The dog is going to sleep in the bed.