PAST TENSES
The fans are happy because their team ... (win).
won
I ... (not/know) where Kate is at the moment.
don't know
Jane ... (be) eighteen next Friday.
will be
This vase once ... (belong) to the Emperor of China. It is worth over a million dollars.
belonged
He never was in Italy.
He has never been to Italy.
At 7 o'clock yesterday she ... (watch) TV with her daughter.
was watching
Do you know what time the 10:45 plane … (arrive) in Chicago?
arrives
In the future, cars ... (not/use) petrol.
won't use
I ... (see) my dentist tomorrow.
am seeing
Shakespeare has written 154 sonnets.
Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets.
Walt and Roy Disney ... (found) the Disney Studio in 1923.
founded
At the moment my dad ... (decorate) the house and my mum ... (make) a pumpkin pie.
is decorating, is making
We ... (visit) my cousin tomorrow afternoon.
are visiting
Lots of young people ... (talk) to ChildLine's volunteers about bullying and family problems lately.
have talked
Dolphins are living for about fifty years.
Dolphins live for about fifty years.
In 1943, a farmer in Mexico ... (work) when he saw a large hole appear in his field.
was working
I ... (read) a lot this week, but I have to give the book back this week, so I want to read it till the end.
have read
- Hey! Why don't we go to the cafe tonight?
- That's a good idea. I ... (phone) the others and see if they want to join us. (will phone)
will phone
I … (always, to want) to be a vet ever since I ... (to be) little.
have always wanted, was
I have been knowing her since 2008.
I have known her since 2008.
Last night I … (study) my English tenses, when suddenly I … (hear) a loud noise outside my bedroom window.
was studying, heard
For the last three days I have been organising a traditinal Cristmas party for my family. But I ... (not/decorate) the house with coloured lights yet.
haven't decorated
- ... (you/go) to university when you finish school?
- No. ... (I/study) art at art college.
Are you going to go, I am going to study
My grandparents ... (come) to see us next weekend. They ... (not/visit) us for two years.
are coming, have not visited
She put on her coat, took her bag and had left.
She put on her coat, took her bag and left.