- After we had eaten dinner we went to bed. (EAT)
- I have seen several matches this season, but I didn’t go to a single game last season. (SEE, NOT GO)
- What were you doing when the headmaster entered the classroom yesterday? (YOU DO, ENTER)
- My granddad doesn’t hear well so he always turns up the volume on the radio. (NOT HEAR, TURN)
- We have been working hard since 7 o’clock in the morning. (WORK)
- She has never swum in such cold water before. (NEVER SWIM)
- When we arrived at the stadium thousands of spectators were waiting in front of the gates. (ARRIVE, WAIT)
- We had been travelling/ had travelled for over an hour when we found out that we were in the wrong village. (TRAVEL)
- The district attorney’s office is not opening/won’t open before next Monday. (NOT OPEN)
- Here are your shoes Jimmy. I have just cleaned them (JUST CLEAN).
- She didn’t feel well yesterday because she had eaten too much. (NOT FEEL, EAT)
- Look at those fans! They’re so excited because their team have/has just scored the winning goal. (JUST SCORE)
- Last Saturday Susan had an accident. She fell off the ladder and cut her knee while she was trying to pick some apples. (HAVE, FALL, CUT, TRY)
- We won’t/aren’t going go to Chris’s party next Tuesday because nobody has invited/invited us. (NOT GO, INVITE)
- Whenever Kevin is in England, he writes to his parents back in Australia every weekend. (WRITE)
- When I was at school, I often read adventure stories written by Jack London (READ). – Have you read any of his books yet? (YOU READ)
- Who is causing that terrible noise outside? – It’s a group of hooligans. They are wandering around with flags in their hands. (CAUSE, WANDER)
- How do you usually get to school, Marvin? – I usually take the bus but today my dad is giving me a lift. (YOU USUALLY GET, USUALLY TAKE, GIVE)
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