Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it's wrong, correct it.) Tom was exhausted because he'd been working too hard.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it's wrong, correct it.) As soon as she was seeing the time, she was jumping out of bed.

What's the difference between these two sentences? a He's very rude. b He's being very rude.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it's wrong, correct it.) They've been living next door for years, but we've never spoken to them.

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.

Which tense: 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!

What's the difference between these two sentences? a What do you think? b What are you thinking?

What's the difference between these two sentences? a He'd been trying to phone her before she left the country. b He'd tried to phone her before she left the country.

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? 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.) Before the accident he'd never been thinking anything like this would happen to him.

Which tense: Present simple or continuous? Peter _____ (play) football at the moment. He_____ (want) to be a footballer when he grows up.

Is this sentence right or wrong? (If it's wrong, correct it.) By the time the emergency food supplies arrived, 30 people had been dying.