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_____ (you drive) for a long time when you finally _____ (find) her last week?

Had you been driving for a long time when you finally found her last week?

Did you get to the hotel alright? Yes, _____ (I not walk) for too long when _____ (I find) it.

Did you get to the hotel alright? Yes, I hadn’t been walking for too long when I found it.

_____ (he be) really tired when I saw him because _____ (he travel) all day.

He was really tired when I saw him because he’d been travelling all day.

_____ (I not drive) for too long when I arrive.

I shan’t have been driving for too long when I arrive.

How long _____ (he work) by the time he finally finishes?

How long will he have been working by the time he finally finishes.

_____ (she need) to go to bed early as soon as she gets here. _____ (she fly) for several hours.

She’ll need to go to bed early as soon as she gets here. She’ll have been flying for several hours.

_____ (he not buy) fuel before he gets here. There aren’t any petrol stations on the way.

He won’t have bought fuel before he gets here. There aren’t any petrol stations on the way.

How much _____ the sea level _____ (rise) by the end of this century? 230mm.

How much will the sea level have risen by the end of this century? 230mm.

You won’t need to cook for us tomorrow. _____ (we already eat) at Vladimir’s party.

You won’t need to cook for us tomorrow. We’ll already have eaten at Vladimir’s party.

_____ (I not fly) on a Boeing. I want to go on an Airbus, they’re safe.

I’m not going to fly on a Boeing. I want to go on an Airbus, they’re safe.

What time _____ your flight _____ (take off), tomorrow?

What time does your flight take off, tomorrow?

We have to go. School _____ (start) in two hours.

We have to go. School starts in two hours.

No need to hurry. The train _____ (not leave) until 12.

No need to hurry. The train doesn’t leave until 12.

I can see that you've decided. _____ (you buy) the Peugeot or the Volvo?

Are you going to buy the Peugeot or the Volvo?

John’s decided that _____ (he go) to Oxford instead of Exeter. Let’s hope that they accept him.

John’s decided that he’s going to go to Oxford instead of Exeter. Let’s hope that they accept him.

_____ (we not fly), _____ (we take) the bus next week. We couldn’t afford the airfare.

We aren’t flying, we’re taking the bus next week. We couldn’t afford the airfare.

How much time do we have? When _____ (they arrive)? I know that they’ve told you.

How much time do we have? When are they arriving? I know that they’ve told you.

Too late now, ______ (I buy) the tickets. _____ (we go) to Bulgaria next week.

Too late now, I’ve bought the tickets. We’re going to Bulgaria next week.

_____ (he work) after 5 tomorrow? What do you think?

Will he be working after 5 tomorrow? What do you think?

Don’t worry mum it's all organised! _____ (I not work) after you arrive in August.

Don’t worry mum it's all organised! I’m not working after you arrive in August.

We have to cancel the barbecue. _____ (it rain) by 5 tomorrow.

We have to cancel the barbecue. It’ll be raining by 5 tomorrow.

I can’t come to your party on Wednesday. (put this into future simple)

I shan’t be able to come to your party on Wednesday.

_____ (we go) to Coupe tomorrow?

Shall we go to Coupe tomorrow?

We need some more milk! _____ (I go) to the supermarket if you want.

We need some more milk! I’ll go to the supermarket if you want.

_____ (I not play) rugby in Australia, I took it up later.

I didn’t use to play rugby in Australia, I took it up later.

_____ (you play) tennis before you went to university?

Did you use to play tennis before you went to university?

_____ (We have) a picnic every time we visited our Grandmother’s.

We used to have a picnic every time we visited our Grandmother’s.

_____ (Milica leave) her umbrella at home again when you guys _____ (arrive) in Bulgaria last month?

Had Milica left her umbrella at home again when you guys arrived in Bulgaria last month?

_____ (I not leave) my passport at home when _____ (I arrive) at the airport yesterday.

I hadn’t left my passport at home when I arrived at the airport yesterday.

_____ (I realise) that _____ (I forget) my wallet when _____ (I go) to the checkout.

I realised that I’d forgotten my wallet when I went to the checkout.

It wasn't a problem, _____ (I not work) when ______ (you call) me.

It wasn't a problem, I wasn’t working when you called me.

Sorry. _____ (I forget) to buy some milk when _____ (I come) home.

Sorry. I forgot to buy some milk when I was coming home.

_____ (he see) her when he ____ (shop) yesterday?

Did he see her when he was shopping yesterday?

How was the concert in Belgrade? ______ (I not go), it _____ (be) too expensive. I _____ (go) to Coupe instead.

How was the concert in Belgrade? I didn’t go, it was too expensive. I went to Coupe instead.

______ (you go) to Marko’s wedding last week?

Did you go to Marko’s wedding last week?

_______ (she buy) a new dress last week.

She bought a new dress last week.

He’ll fail his exam because ______ (he not do) his homework for a long time.

He’ll fail his exam because he hasn’t been doing his homework for a long time.

He’s tired because ______ (he work) all day.

He’s tired because he’s been working all day.

How long _____ (you learn) Serbian?

How long have you been learning Serbian?

_______ (they not have) their dinner yet.

They haven’t had their dinner yet.

_______(she arrive) yet?

Has she arrived yet?

______ (I never go) to China but I'd like to.

I’ve never been to China but I'd like to.

______ (they come)? Yes, they’re on their way.

Are they coming? Yes, they’re on their way.

She’s crashed her car so she _____ (not come). Let’s get started without her.

She’s crashed her car so she isn’t coming. Let’s get started without her.

I can’t talk now, ______ (I work).

I can’t talk now, I’m working.

_______ (she have) two classes a week currently.

She has two classes a week currently.

_______ (he prefer) beer or wine?

Does he prefer beer or wine?

_______ (he not play) tennis every day.

He doesn’t play tennis every day.