· The river___________ (flow) very fast today — faster than usual.

· You ___________ (always to complain) that waiters are rude!

· I ___________ (walk) to school every day. I ___________ (take, not) the bus.

· You ___________ (always to borrow) money!

· That’s worrying because the number of people without job___________ (increase).

· Robert is a vegetarian. He ___________ (eat, not) meat.

· ___________ (you, cook) your own dinner every day?

· Holidays abroad ___________ (become) increasingly popular.

· Are you in a hurry? — No, I ___________ (walk) quickly because I’m cold.

· Where’s your father? — He ___________ (be) in the bathroom. He ___________ (shave).

· The neighbours forever___________ (slam) doors and___________ (shout) during the night.

· My sister ___________ (to take) part in the competitions almost every weekend.

· An amazing display of traditional-style canoes ____ last week in Portland (to begin).

· Last month, we ________ the most amazing opportunity to head down to Nashville (to have).

· These ladies__________ an apartment when they ____ both _______ English in Jakarta,
Indonesia (to share, to teach).

· Last year we________ too tired even to make quality home design (to be).

· While the tourists __________ at the beach, animators __________ coffee in the bar (to dance,
to have).

· Last time there ________ a snowfall in November in 2016 (to be).

· A Qatari sheikh ________ more than £1billion on his art collection last year (to spend).

· The hot-blooded and furious Tybalt ________ a grudge against Romeo (to bear).

· While we __________ to a dive site we __________ the advantages of Utila, the smallest and
most unspoiled of the Bay Islands of Honduras (to boat, to discuss).

· In the late 1600s, the British ________ all non-English ships from trading with colonies (to
forbid).

· We ________ busy building our new country house that year (to be).
· Our friend’s dog __________ us as we__________ around the neighborhood (to follow, to walk).

· The student __________ up the escalator while it __________ (to run, to move).

· It’s still snowing. It… (snow) for hours

· Steve… (date) four girls this weekend.

· I… (attend) a swimming-pool for 5 years.

· Crank… (be) in hospital for 2 weeks already.

· Our neighbor… (have) that car for 20 years

· Don’t worry, the film… (not start) yet.

· Why are you short of breath, guys? – We… (jog) in the park since morning.

· The dish-washer is OK now. Dad… (repair) it.

· That dog… (bark) since last night.

· I (try) to get tickets for that play for months before my friend finally got them.

· When I arrived at the theater, my friend (pick, already) the tickets.

· He was really angry because he (wait) for more than half an hour when I arrived.

· When the play started, I (already, apologize) to my friend.

· We (watch) the play when the lights went off.

· My sister … (to practise) for two months before that concert.

· The boys … (to fish) for three hours before Tom caught the first fish.

· We … (to discuss) that problem for more than an hour before we found the right solution.

· Henry … (to wait) for half an hour before he saw his girlfriend getting off the tram.

· his time tomorrow they (sit) in the train on their way to Chicago.

· I (be) at home if you need anything.

· Don't phone Jim from 5 to 6 - he (have) English.

· Why are you in a hurry? If you arrive at 8 0' clock, they (still / cook) the meal.

· . He (come) at eight in the evening.

· ... you (have lunch) with me on Friday?