Robert _______ (watch) the news in English everyday on TV and it ______ (help) him with his English.
watches / helps (present simple)
I think I ________ (pass) all of my exams
will pass (future simple)
When Bill Gates ______ (found) Microsoft, he was only 20 years old. He ________ (already / write) his first computer programme seven years earlier.
founded (past simple) / had already written (past perfect simple)
My sister ________ (fly) home from London today
is flying (present continuous)
The exam _____ (start) at 10 tomorrow.
will start (future simple)
My parents __________ (recently/buy) a summer cottage in the south of France
have recently bought (present perfect simple)
Water _____ (boil) at 100ºC
boils (present simple)
By the end of November we _______ (take) lots of exams
will have taken (future perfect)
“________ (write) to him tonight?” “Yes, I ______ (always / write) to him for his birthday.
Are you writing (present continuous) / Are you going to write (be going to) // write (present simple)
Andy is going to a concert tomorrow night. He _______ (look forward) to it all week.
has been looking forward (present perfect continuous)
The police _______ (appear) after the robbers _______ (run away)
appeared (past simple) / had run away (past perfect)
I _________ (just/ see) the last episode of Stranger Things
have just seen (present perfect)
I ________ (sleep) when the fire ______ (break) out.
was sleeping (past continuous) // broke (past simple)
I _____ (not see) him recently
haven’t seen (present perfect simple)
By December 6th we __________ (finish) the first term exams and we ___________ (have) a long free weekend
will have finished (future perfect) / will be having (future continuous)
They ______ (stand) in the queue for an hour when the manager ________ (inform) them that there were no more tickets available
had stood / had been standing (past perfect, past perfect continuous) // informed (past simple)
A man __________ (ride) a bicycle when suddenly someone _______ (open) the front door of the car.
was riding (past continuous) / opened (past simple)
I ______ (learn) how to play the guitar for seven years.
have learnt / have been learning (present perfect simple / cont)