Present Simple & Continuous
My sister __________ (play) the piano in a band, but she is practicing the guitar at the moment.
Present Simple: plays
Last summer, we __________ (travel) to Europe and __________ (visit) several countries.
Past Simple: traveled / visited
The chef _______________ (cook) for several prestigious restaurants in his career.
Present Perfect: has cooked
We ____________ (have) a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.
are having
If I __________ (know) about the party, I __________ (come).
2nd Conditional: knew, would come
Usually, the sun sets around 7 PM, but right now, it __________ (set).
Present Continuous: is setting
Yesterday, while I ________ (watch) TV, the power suddenly went out.
Past Continuous: was watching
We ____________ (work) on this project for six months.
Present Perfect: have been working
Next Sunday, she ____________ (run) in her first marathon.
is running
If he __________ (finish) his work on time, he __________ (go) to the movies with us.
1st Conditional: finishes, will go
Angela __________ (not drive) to work. She takes the metro.
Present Simple: does not drive // doesn't drive
Yesterday, while I ____________ (run) in the park, I ____________ (find) a lost wallet.
Past Simple: ran / found
She _____ (study) for two hours before she realized she had forgotten her textbook at home.
Past Perfect: had been studying
Next year, we ____________ (travel) around Europe.
are traveling
I think it __________ (go) rain later; the clouds look heavy.
is going to
The students __________ (go) to school early today.
Present Continuous: are going
Yesterday, while I __________ (read) a book, the phone __________ (ring) loudly.
Past Continuous: was reading / rang
The correct form of the verb "to see" in the present perfect tense for the pronoun "I" is...
"I have seen"
EX: "I have seen that movie before."
When you arrive, we ____________ (finish) setting up the party decorations.
are finishing
What __________ (will) you do if your car __________ (break) down in the middle of nowhere?
will / breaks
He __________ (not work) on an important project today because of a schedule conflict.
Present Continuous: is not working // isn't working
A combination of past simple and past continuous tenses are used to show...
that one thing happened while another thing was in progress.
The past perfect tense is used to...
emphasize that one event happened before another in the past.
Next month, we ____________ (move) to a new apartment in the city.
are moving
She __________ (go) start her new job in January.
is going to