Pronunciation Things
diet
d-eye-it
Children enjoy videogames.
Videogames are enjoyed by children.
Recently, I (have been watching / had been watching / will have been watching) a lot of TV.
have been watching
I (have cooked / have been cooking) all day!
have been cooking
I don't like this book; it's too (boring / bored).
boring
checked
Maryland was founded by Lord Calvert in 1529.
had wanted
I (have always wanted / have always been wanting) a Macbook computer.
This work is really hard; it's (tiring / tired).
tiring
riot
The American people chose George Washington as their first president.
George Washington was chosen by the American people...
I miss the way we (have been living / had been living/ will have been living) before Coronavirus hit.
had been living
(Have you eaten / Have you been eating) yet?
have you eaten
I have no idea what's going on. I am (confusing / confused).
confused
kneelD like a d
He will do the cleaning.
The cleaning will be done by him.
By 2030, I (have visited / had visited / will have visited) 30 countries.
will have visited
That baby's mouth is really dirty. (Has he eaten? Has he been eating?)
has he been eating
His joke was funny. I was (amusing / amused).
amused
silo
The project will have been finished by me by Monday.
We shouldn't (have gone / had gone / will have gone) to bed so late.
have gone
A: (I have made / I have been making) me a cake.
I have been making
I have no idea what to do; This situation is (perplexing / perplexed)
Perplexing