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They_________( be married) for nearly fifty years.

've/have been married

My mother _______ (make) breakfast now.

is making

They ________ (get) a new computer.

are going to get

Go ____ a walk. (to/for)

for

I ____( sit) in the cafe when you ____ (call).

was sitting/called

When you _____ (arrive) at the party, who ____ (be) there?

arrived/was

On holiday we ______ (visit) Rome, ________(see) the Vatican, and _______ (spend) a few days at the beach.

visited/saw/spent

Everyday his grandmother ______ (go) for a walk

goes

I think my mother _____ (like) this CD.

will like

When I_______ (be) on my way home, I ______ (see) an accident.

was/saw

_________ (you/come) tonight?

Are you coming tonight?

Look at the clouds! It _____ (rain) soon.

is going to rain

Rory found a pen.

direct object- pen

What ________ (they/do) at 10pm last night - it was really noisy?

were they doing

Could you close the door ___ me? (for/to)

for

Mary _____ (go) to this restaurant every Saturday.

goes

Philipp ______ (be) 15 next Wednesday.

will be

She ______ (live) in Liverpool all her life.

has lived

She translated the article ___ us. (to/for)

for

When do we use present continuous?

for things that are happening at the moment of speaking

He _______ (work) in a bank when he ______ (meet) his wife.

was working/met

When do we use past continuous?

An action in the past which overlaps another action or a time.

Rob gave me a box of chocolates

Indirect object - me. direct object- box of chocolates

John told Peter a story. Tell me the direct object and indirect object

Indirect object – Peter; direct object – story

_____ you _____ (be) to San Francisco? B: No, but I____ (be) to Los Angeles.

Have ever been/ 've been

_______ (they/go) to work by bus everyday?

Are they going

I _____ (do) my homework right now.

I'm doing my homework right now

It sounds good ____ me. (for/to)

to

I_____ the guitar ever since I was a teenager.

have played

Don't jump ____ conclusions! (to/for)

to

What _________ (you/do) when I _________ (call) you last night?

were you doing/ called

When do we use simple past?

Finished actions, states or habits in the past

I bought this present ___ you. (for/to)

For

______ (he/go) to London often?

Does he go to London often?

When do we use simple present?

when something is generally or always true, habits, routines, permanent situations.

My mother bought me a necklace. Tell me the direct and indirect object

Indirect object – me; direct object – necklace