103. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Present Indefinite, the Present Con- tinuous or the Past Indefinite.

1. a) John often (to watch) football match- es on the television. b) John (to watch) football match now.c) John (to watch) football match evision yesterday evening. on te

2. a) I (to have) a bath two times a day. b) I (to have) a bath now.

c) I (to have) a bath 20 minutes ago. 3. a) We always (to dance) at the party. b) We (to dance) at the party now.

c) We (to dance) at the party last wee 4. a) They usually (to discuss) the plans fo their holidays.

b) They (to discuss) the plans for the holidays now.

c) They (to discuss) the plans for the holidays the day before yesterday. 5. a) Helen (not to phone) her friend ev

ry day.

b) Helen (not to phone) her friend now c) Helen (not to phone) her friend & hour ago.

6. a) Jack and Jill (not to play) compute games in the morning.

b) Jack and Jill (not to play) compute games now.

c) Jack and Jill (not to play) compute games last Sunday. 7. a) My father usually (to smoke) sever

cigarettes a day. b) My father (to smoke) nowc) My father (to smoke) a cigarette five minutes ago. 8. a) Carol sometimes (to water) flowers

in the garden. b) Carol (to water) flowers in the gar- den now.

c) Carol (to water) flowers in the gar- den yesterday morning.

9. a) The pupils (to translate) English texts

every lesson.

b) The pupils (to translate) English texts now.

c) The pupils (to translate) English texts

at the last lesson.

10. a) He (not to gather) mushrooms in the

forest in autumn. b) He (not to gather) mushrooms in the

forest now.

c) He (not to gather) mushrooms in the do forest last month.​