Classwork

1. She (visit) visits her grandparents every weekend.
2. The train (leave) leaves at 8:00 sharp every morning.
3. They (not like) don’t like spicy food.
4. Why does he always (forget) forget his homework?
5. The sun rises (rise) in the east.

1. Look! The dog (chase) is chasing the cat around the garden.
2. She (not answer) not answering the phone right now because she is in a meeting.
3. They (prepare) are preparing for the school play this week.
4. What are you (do) doing this afternoon?
5. It (rain) is raining heavily today, so don’t forget your umbrella.

1. She (already/read) has already read three books this month.
2. I (never/see) have never seen such a beautiful sunset before.
3. They (just/finish) have just finished their homework.
4. We (not decide) haven’t decided where to go for the holidays yet.
5. Have you ever (travel) traveled abroad?

1. He (go) went to the cinema with his friends yesterday.
2. I (not understand) didn’t understand the question during the test.
3. They (play) played football in the park last Sunday.
4. When did you (arrive) arrive at the party?
5. She (break) broke her phone last night.

1. We (watch) were watching TV when the lights went out.
2. The children (not sleep) weren’t sleeping when their parents came home.
3. What were you (do) doing at 8 PM yesterday?
4. While she (read) was reading a book, her brother was playing games.
5. It (rain) has been raining heavily all morning.

1. By the time I arrived, they (leave) had left the building.
2. She (already/finish) had already finished her homework before dinner.
3. We (not hear) had not heared about the news until he told us.
4. Had you (ever/be) ever been to Paris before you moved to France?
5. The teacher (just/explain) had just explained the rules before the class started.

1. They (travel) will travel to Italy next summer.
2. I (not attend) will not attend the meeting tomorrow.
3. What time does the concert (start) start tonight?
4. She (finish) will have finished her project by next week.
5. Will you (help) help me with my homework later?
   
   1. He has been waiting for the bus for over an hour.
   2. She has been studying French since last year.
   3. They have been playing football all afternoon.
   4. How long have you been working at this company?
   5. I have not been feeling well lately.
   
   1. He had not slept well for weeks before visiting the doctor.
   2. By the time we arrived, they had been waiting for us for over an hour.
   3. She had worked at that shop for five years before it closed.
   4. They had been practicing all day, so they were exhausted.
   5. How long had you been studying before the exam started?