Fill in the gaps. Use Present Simple.
What time _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Kim/come) back from
school every day?
Paul and I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (live) next door.
Why _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (you/not/take) a few days
off. You _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (need) a break.
We _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (never/be) late for work. We _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ (be) early birds.
How often _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (you/have) a guitar
lesson?
Jenny _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (rarely/do) her shopping in
the supermarket. She _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (prefer) a
corner shop.
The Taylors _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (sometimes/visit) us
at the weekend.
Mike _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (go) swimming once a week.
Susan and Phil _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (often/cook) dinner
together on Sundays.
10. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/rollerblade) on
Mondays. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (ride) a bike.
Fill in the gaps. Use Past Simple.
Helen _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (spend) her last summer
holidays in England. She _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (learn)
so many new things.
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (see) you in the street
yesterday. Who _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (be) that
handsome man with you?
Sheila _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/invite) Ryan to her
birthday party. They _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (quarrel)
last week.
What _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (happen)? Why _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ (you/not/call) me?
The headmaster _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (be) very angry
with Steve. He _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (break) the
window and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/apologise).
When _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (you/last/hear) from Sara?
My grandma _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (bake) a delicious
chocolate cheesecake for my party last Sunday.
We _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (come) late for school again.
Fill in the gaps. Use Present Continuous.
Karen and I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (talk) on the phone
right now.
Look! The baby _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (smile) at me.
Why _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (carry) that heavy bag alone?
I’ll help you.
What _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Liz and Pam/do)? I think
they _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (study) upstairs.
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/write) a letter to Emily, I _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ (send) her an email.
It’s break time now. The girls _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(skip) a rope and the boys _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (play)
with marbles.
Where _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (your parents/go)? They _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ (meet) their friends in town.
Jack _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/work) on his biology
project at the moment.
Who _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (sit) next to Brian?
10. We _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (fly) to Barcelona next
week. We are very excited.
Fill in the gaps. Use Past Continuous.
Dave _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (make) a model plane with his
dad when the phone rang.
What _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (the kids/do) this time
yesterday?
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (cut) the onions while Gary _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ (peel) the potatoes.
Who _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (you/talk) to when Jessica
came into the classroom?
Harry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/watch) a cartoon on TV
this time last week.
Why _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (your brother/not/do) his
homework yesterday at 8? He had a terrible
headache and he _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (lie) in his bed.
Peter and I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (not/study) together
last Friday. We _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (prepare) a
surprise party for Tom.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (you/read) a book when mum
arrived home last night?
At 7 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (water) the plants.
 Fill in the gaps. Use Present Simple.
What time does Kim come back from school every
day?
Paul and I live next door.
Why don’t you take a few days off. You need a
break.
We are never late for work. We are early birds.
How often do you have a guitar lesson?
Jenny rarely does her shopping in the
supermarket. She prefers a corner shop.
The Taylors sometimes visit us at the weekend.
Mike goes swimming once a week.
Susan and Phil often cook dinner together on
Sundays.
10. I don’t rollerblade on Mondays. I ride a bike.
Fill in the gaps. Use Past Simple.
Helen spent her last summer holidays in England.
She learnt so many new things.
I saw you in the street yesterday. Who was that
handsome man with you?
Sheila didn’t invite Ryan to her birthday party.
They quarrelled last week.
What happened? Why didn’t you call me?
The headmaster was very angry with Steve. He
broke the window and didn’t apologise.
When did you last hear from Sara?
My grandma baked a delicious
chocolate cheesecake for my party last Sunday.
We came late for school again.
Fill in the gaps. Use Present Continuous.
Karen and I are talking on the phone right now.
Look! The baby is smiling at me.
Why are you carrying that heavy bag alone? I’ll
help you.
What are Liz and Pam doing? I think they are
studying upstairs.
I am not writing a letter to Emily, I am sending
her an email.
It’s break time now. The girls are skipping a rope
and the boys are playing with marbles.
Where are your parents going? They are meeting
their friends in town.
Jack isn’t working on his biology project at the
moment.
Who is sitting next to Brian?
10. We are flying to Barcelona next week.
We are very excited.
Fill in the gaps. Use Past Continuous.
Dave was making a model plane with his dad when
the phone rang.
What were the kids doing this time yesterday?
I was cutting the onions while Gary was peeling
the potatoes.
Who were you talking to when Jessica came into
the classroom?
Harry wasn’t watching a cartoon on TV this time
last week.
Why wasn’t your brother doing his homework
yesterday at 8? He had a terrible headache and
he was lying in his bed.
Peter and I weren’t studying together last
Friday. We were preparing a surprise party
for Tom.
Were you reading a book when mum arrived
home last night?
At 7 I was watering the plants.