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Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. We usually (not to have) barbecues.
don't usually have
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. Sam (to play) tennis at the moment.
is playing
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. I (to prefer) the cinema to the theatre.
prefer
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. Amir (not to wait) for the bus now.
isn't waiting.
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. (to do / to be) your sister (to like) reggae music?
Does your sister like reggae music?
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. Bill's parents (to love) camping in the summer.
love
Open brackets, use the Present simple or the Present continuous. What time (to get) up on weekdays?
What time do you get up on weekdays?
Open brackets, use the Past perfect or the past simple. Our clothes (to be) wet because it (to rain).
Our clothes were wet because it had rained.
Open brackets, use the Past perfect or the past simple. I (to leave) England until I (to go) to Spain last year.
had left / went
Open brackets, use the Past perfect or the past simple. The teacher (to be) angry because Kate (not to do) her homework.
was / hadn't done
Open brackets, use the Past perfect or the past simple. When I (to get) on the bus, I discovered that I (to forget) my money.
got / had forgotten
Open brackets, use the Past perfect or the past simple. The school (to be) quiet because all the students (to go) home.
was / had gone
