Change the verb in the brackets into the correct tense, depending on the meaning. you must understand the context very well. sometimes it is necessary to change the word order. 5) i can't ask my father now. he not (to come) home yet. 6) my brother already (to wake up) and (to have) some jogging in the yard. come and see him from the window! he (to wake up) early even in summer, when there is no school. he is a real sportsman! 7) cut it out! you not (to let) the cat out of the bag yet. you (to tell) him yesterday, or not? 8) i'm sorry, no cinema tonight. i really can't. i (to go) with my parents to the restaurant. it's my father's birthday.
2. The car isn't here today because Sheila (is using) it. She generally (uses) the bus, but the drivers are on strike.
3. We usually (stay) at home on Fridays, but we (are coming) out tonight because we (are celebrating) our anniversary.
4. I (live) in Paris just now, but I (come) from Belgium.
5. I (am staying) with my parents at the moment, though I (have) my own flat.
6. They usually (work) at the weekends, though they (are not working) at the moment.
7. He usually (drinks) coffee but today he (drinks) tea.
8. He (teaches) at a language school, though he (is working) in a factory at the moment because the school's on holiday.
9. The business usually (makes) money, though it (is doing) rather badly just now.
10. I (am studying) French at the moment, but I (do not speak) it very well yet.
Kate seems to be so excited today. Do you know what's up? (/what has happened?) How much is the fruit? The seller will tell you the weight in a minute.
The British flag was flattering in the wind, which meant that the queen was in the palace.
Look at this huge tree, bending down over the water.
Uncle Jack never seemed to be happy, but that day he was particularly gloomy. (especially dull).
If you're going to mutter to yourself, the class won't hear you. Promise me that you will speak loudly.
Don't make a fuss, I'll do everything by myself.
Tigers, cats, cheetahs and lions have got paws, and bulls, cows, sheep and pigs have got hooves.