PAST TENSES
When I --- (come) home this evening, my parents had gone out for a walk.
came
Do you know what time the 10:45 plane --- (arrive) in Chicago?
arrives
Jane --- (be) eighteen next Friday.
will be
This vase once --- (belong) to the Emperor of China. It costs 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
Niagara Falls --- (be) a popular tourist attraction for many years.
has been
LAURA: Hey! Why don't we go to the cafe tonight?
TANYA: That's a good idea. I --- (phone) the others and see if they want to join us.
will phone
I --- (always, to want) to be a vet ever since my childhood.
have always wanted, was
Shakespeare has written 154 sonnets.
Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets.
We --- (look for) her ring for two hours when we found it in the bathroom.
had been looking for
I --- (not/know) where Kate is at the moment.
don't know
In a few weeks we --- (ski) in the Alps with our friends.
are going to ski
I --- (see) my dentist tomorrow.
am seeng
Look at those dark clouds! It will rain.
Look at those dark clouds! It is going to rain.
Last night I --- (study) my English tenses, when suddenly I --- (hear) a loud noise outside my bedroom window.
was studying, heard
My grandparents --- (come) to see us next weekend. They --- (not/visit) us for two years.
are coming, have not visited
I think our planet --- (be) different in 100 years.
will be
Yesterday Tom --- (eat) all the cakes by the time his birthday party --- (begin).
had eaten, began
I have been knowing her since 2008.
I have known her since 2008.
The fans were happy because their team --- (win).
had won
For the last three days I --- (organise) a traditinal Cristmas party for my family. But I --- (not/decorate) the house with coloured lights yet.
have been organising, haven't decorated
On Saturday next week, I --- (work) in the office, though it's the weekend. They're busy weeks now.
We --- (to wait) for the bus for nearly half an hour, but it --- (not, to arrive) yet; so I don't think we will be able to attend the meeting on time.
have been waiting, hasn't arrived
She put on her coat, took her bag and had left.
She put on her coat, took her bag and left.