Change to past: Gary is in Toronto this week.
Gary was in Toronto last week.
Change to past: Are you off today?
Were you off yesterday?
Change to past: I'm not in the office today.
I wasn't in the office yesterday.
Alex calls his parents every weekend.
He called them last week.
Change to past: Who does she want to talk to?
Who did she want to talk to?
Thanks for calls / calling / called me back.
calling
Ms. Matthews called. She reschedules/ rescheduling / rescheduled her appointment.
rescheduled
Yesterday we want / wanted / wanting to see you.
wanted
Did / Do / Does you return Mr. Merry's call?
Did
Ed works / working / worked 12 hours yesterday.
worked
Jan works/ working/ worked 10 hours everyday.
works
(Compare) Tom is __________ (tall) Lucca.
Tom is taller than Lucca.
(Compare) The shirt is ________ (expensive) the trousers.
The shirt is more expensive than the trousers.
(Compare) The book is _________ (interesting) the movie.
The book is more interesting than the movie.
(Compare) Shopping on the weekend is ________ (bad) shopping during the week.
Shopping on the weekend is worse than shopping during the week.
