Which tense is correct? He is working / has been working there since he left / was leaving university.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it’s wrong, correct it.) Careful where you walk. Susie’s been breaking a vase and Johnny’s already cut himself.

Tom walked/was walking home when someone called/was calling out his name.

What’s the difference between these two sentences? a I’ll be cooking dinner when you get home. b I’ll cook dinner when you get home.

Which tense is correct? He is playing / has been playing tennis since he started / was starting school.

Present perfect simple or continuous? You’re covered in mud and you __ (tear) your T-shirt! You __ (play) rugby, haven’t you?

Past simple or Past continuous? While we __ (wait) for the guests to arrive, Sally __ (ring) to say she couldn’t come.

Which tense is correct? Don’t come round at eight. I’ll put / ’ll be putting the children in bed then.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it’s wrong, correct it.) When she was getting home, her husband was watching football on television.

Which tense is correct? This time next week I’ll lie / ’ll be lying on a beach in Spain.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it’s wrong, correct it.) I’ve been knowing him for a few months, but I’ve only been meeting his sister once.

Present perfect simple or continuous? Oh no! The train __ (stop) again! I __ (sit) on this train for hours and I __(already / miss) my first meeting!