They probably ____________ to the meeting tonight. (go)
John usually _________ for his math tests (study)
studies
The car swerved and __________ the tree (hit).
hit
The restaurant owner gets mad when his employees __________ their hands (wash).
don't wash / do not wash
We __________ the game, but we had a great time (win).
didn't win / did not win
Mr. Brown offered __________ us some money (loan).
to loan
__________ is my favorite sport (snowboard).
Snowboarding
Bruce took a second job __________ off his debts (pay).
Using a phone card is better for __________ long-distance calls (make).
making
The children learned __________ to strangers (not talk).
not to talk
Joe moved into this apartment in 2005 ---> present perfect (live)
John has lived in this apartment since 2005.
Ellen and Rose met each other 40 years ago ---> present perfect (know)
Ellen and Rose have known each other for 40 years.
David fell in love with Patricia when she was five years old ---> present perfect (be)
David has been in love with Patricia since he was five years old.
Robbie grew a beard six months ago ---> present perfect (have)
Robbie has had a bear for six months.
Maria started to wear glasses when she was a teenager ---> present perfect (wear)
I missed my plane ---> past perfect (airport/take off)
By the time I got to the airport, the plane had already taken off.
I was late to the show ---> past perfect (theater / movie start)
By the time I got to the movie theater, the movie had already started.
The house was destroyed ---> past perfect (firemen arrive / house burn down)
By the time the firemen arrived, the house had burned down.
I didn't see her when she was sick --- past perfect (I go hospital / she go home)
By the time I went to the hospital, she had gone home.
I didn't get to taste her chocolate cake ---> past perfect (I arrive / her children eat the whole cake)
By the time I arrived, her children had eaten the whole cake.
V5 (3rd person singular) of the verb DO
Does
V3 (Past participle) of RUN
Run
V2 of FLY
Flew
V4 (Present participle) of EAT
Eating
V3 (past participle) of SINK
Sunk