Share Grammar: Definite and Indefinite Time
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I ... (play) a lot of sport in my younger days, but now I just do not seem to find the time
played
I ... (listen) to him speak on the radio as I ... (drive) here earlier.
listened/was driving
She ... (have) a lot of trouble with her car ever since she ... (buy) it
has had/ bought
He ... (live) in Paris most of his life, but he ... (never/go) up the Eiffel Tower because he's terrified of heights
has lived/has never been
I remember the last time he ... (give) a concert in London. He ... (tour) with this original band.
gave/was touring
She ... (have) an extraordinary career, appearing in over 100 films, and she shows no sign of slowing down.
has had
Are you leaving already? Well, thanks for coming. I hope you ... (enjoy) yourself.
have enjoyed
I ... (try) to contact him all morning. I am giving up and going for lunch now.
have been trying
Sorry, ... you ... long? (wait)
have you been waiting
