85. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the
Present Indefinite, the Present Continuous,
the Past Indefinite or the Present Perfect.
1. I just (to see) Ann at school.
2. Why you (not to switch) off the TV set
yesterday evening?
3. They usually (to have) dinner at 5
o'clock.
4. The children (to wash) their dog in the
river now.
5. Where Mike (to spend) all the money
yesterday?
6. Why he (not to want) to wear a warm
sweater? It is cold outside.
7. I (to wait) for you at the station yesterday evening.
8. What book you (to read) this evening?
9. How many times a week they (to go) to the stadium?
Present Indefinite, the Present Continuous,
the Past Indefinite or the Present Perfect.
1. I just (to see) Ann at school.
2. Why you (not to switch) off the TV set
yesterday evening?
3. They usually (to have) dinner at 5
o'clock.
4. The children (to wash) their dog in the
river now.
5. Where Mike (to spend) all the money
yesterday?
6. Why he (not to want) to wear a warm
sweater? It is cold outside.
7. I (to wait) for you at the station yesterday evening.
8. What book you (to read) this evening?
9. How many times a week they (to go) to the stadium?
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I just saw Ann at school. (Present Indefinite)
Why didn't you switch off the TV set yesterday evening? (Past Indefinite)
They usually have dinner at 5 o'clock. (Present Indefinite)
The children are washing their dog in the river now. (Present Continuous)
Where did Mike spend all the money yesterday? (Past Indefinite)
Why doesn't he want to wear a warm sweater? It is cold outside. (Present Indefinite)
I was waiting for you at the station yesterday evening. (Past Indefinite)
What book are you reading this evening? (Present Continuous)
How many times a week do they go to the stadium? (Present Indefinite)