Present continuous
( they / not / read)
They are not reading.
Julie (read) in the garden now.
Julie is reading in the garden now.
( you / eat lunch yet) ?
Have you eaten lunch yet?
I (never / go) to Vienna.
I have never been to Vienna.
I went to the library, then I (buy) some milk and went home.
I went to the library, then I bought some milk and went home.
( he / see the doctor tomorrow)?
Is he seeing the doctor tomorrow?
She (have) two daughter
She has two daughters.
( you / not/ study French for 10 years)
You have not studied French for 10 years.
Oh no! I (lose) my wallet.
Oh no! I’ve lost my wallet.
We got home to find that someone (break) into the house.
We got home to find that someone had broken into the house.
( how / they / get here)?
How are they getting here?
She (not / study) now, she (watch) TV.
She isn’t studying now, she’s watching TV.
( where / you / be)?
Where have you been?
( you / see) Julie today?
Have you seen Julie today?
I had known my husband for three years when we (get) married.
I had known my husband for three years when we got married.
( when / John / arrive)?
When is John arriving?
I (not/ go) on holiday this summer.
I am not going on holiday this summer.
(They / use a credit card before)?
Have they used a credit card before?
I (go) to the cinema last night.
I went to the cinema last night.
The laundry was wet - it (rain) while I was out.
The laundry was wet - it had rainedwhile I was out.
( I / be silly)?
Am I being silly?
It (be) cold here in winter.
It’s cold here in winter.
( we / have enough to eat)?
Have we had enough to eat?
At the weekend, they (play) football, then they (go) to a restaurant.
At the weekend, they played football, then they went to a restaurant.
When I opened the curtains the sun was shining and the ground was white. It (snow) during the night.
When I opened the curtains the sun was shining and the ground was white. It had snow during the night.