Adv. Verb Tenses Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I think we ___ (FINISH) the job by Friday.

I think we'll have finished the job by Friday.

Don't call after eight - I ___ (WATCH) the match then.

Don't call after eight - I'll be watching the match then.

She was about SITTING DOWN, when she noticed the chair was broken.

TO SIT

You DID nothing but complain since we've been here.

HAVE DONE

I wish you DIDN'T GIVE him my phone number - he phoned me three times yesterday!

HADN'T GIVEN

It wasn't the first time she WAS CATCHING him taking money from her purse.

HAD CAUGHT

This must be about the tenth time I EAT in this restaurant.

HAVE EATEN

I HAVE MET some very interesting people on my holiday last year.

MET

The service was terrible; when our dessert arrived, Paul still ATE his starter!

WAS STILL EATING

I WOULD have a parrot, but he flew away one day when I was cleaning his cage.

USED TO

They said the new books would be sending / be sent / send by post.

be sent

When I got home, I found that someone broke / had broken / was broken the window.

had broken

I can’t stand waiting / to wait / wait in queues at the bank.

waiting

I’d have missed the bus if I was arriving / had arrived / have arrived any later.

had arrived

I had problems driving in England because I wasn’t used to drive / to be driving / to driving on the left.

to driving

This time tomorrow, you will be sitting / will sit / are going to sit on the train to London.

will be sitting

George has visited / has been visiting / had visited Paris three times but he’s never seen the Eiffel Tower.

has visited

Angela said she was tired because she has worked / had worked / had been working since 6 o’clock that morning.

had been working