Review of verb tenses

Dad cooks dinner every Friday. What do you do? I’m a lawyer. I don’t believe you. Try again.

Dad, what are you doing at the moment? I’m thinking about going shopping. We are meeting our friends tonight.

I went to a summer camp last year but didn’t enjoy it.

He knocked on the door and came in. Did you go out with him last night?

I was walking down the street when I

came across an old friend. While my brother was playing on the

computer I was doing the dishes. How unfair!

I have never been to a foreign country. Has she finished yet? I’ve just seen our new French teacher. He’s already read that book.

I went to France last summer. I finished all my homework two hours ago. I saw our teacher at the shopping center

yesterday.

I have been working on the project lately. She’s been travelling for the last two months. Have you been seeing each other since you

broke up?

He had been working as a waiter for a long time before he opened his own restaurant.

Had you been dating other girls before we broke up?

When the teacher arrived, the students had left.

Dad had already finished work before we came in.

Alex is getting married next month. The football match starts at 8 o’clock. Look at those clouds. It’s going to rain. I’m not going to do the shopping today, I’ve

got a lot of work to do. I’m cold. I’ll close the window. I promise I won’t hurt you any more. I expect Carol will get the job. What would you like to drink? I’ll have a coke,

please.

By the time you come home, I will have left. By July, you will have finished your exams. I need that book on Friday. I hope you will

have read it by then.

This time next week she will be flying to Italy. Next year all our students will be using

tablets instead