Why were they so tired? They __________ (worry) about the project.
were always worrying
What tense do you use for events before or up to the present IF WE DON'T MENTION WHEN THEY HAPPENED?
present perfect
past perfect
present continuous
past simple
I _________ (see) that movie three times already.
have seen
________ (you/ever/see) a ghost?
Have you ever seen
Yesterday, I _________ (go) to the park.
went
He ________ (live) in London for five years.
is living
has lived
lives
is lived
Before I met her, I _________ (never/eat) sushi.
had never eaten
She __________ (talk) about her ex-boyfriend, even though they had broken up years ago!
was always talking
I ________ (see) that movie already.
have seen
She _________ (study) for her exam right now.
is studying
My roommate is _____ leaving his dirty dishes in the sink. It's so annoying!
always
They are _____ arriving late to meetings. It's incredibly disrespectful.
always
The neighbors were frustrated because the dog __________ (bark) at night.
was always barking
I ________ (not/finish) my homework yet.
haven't finished
We _________ (wait) for the bus for 30 minutes and it's still not here!
had been waiting
have been waiting
waiting
are waiting
They _________ (play) football when it started to rain.
were playing
By the time he arrived, we _________ (finish) dinner.
had finished
He _________ (listen) to music while he was cleaning the room.
was listening
Last year, they _________ (visit) Italy for the first time.
visited
What tense do you use for events happening now OR for temporary / changing situations?
present continuous
He _________ (never/be) to Japan before this trip.
has never been
What tense do you use for events before or up to the past?
present perfect
past perfect
past continuous
past simple
He is _____ interrupting me when I'm trying to talk. It's very rude.
always