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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Read the following sentences...
Could you help please, i am stuck.. Each sentence needs to be matched with the following? - future with "going to" past simple future simple (wiil) present perfect continuous future perfect continuous future perfect present continuous present simple present perfect future continuous past perfect past perfect continuous past continuous When he retired, James had been teaching English for 30 years. (had been teaching) | ||
| After a year abroad, I’ll have learnt a lot. ('ll have learnt) | ||
| I will have been going to the gym for exactly one year next week. ('ll have been going) | ||
| They were living in America last year. (were living) | ||
| She’s washing her hair right now. ('s washing) | ||
| He worked in Japan for four years. (worked) | ||
| I’ve been here for six months. ('ve been) | ||
| I’ve been going to Spain for my holidays for seven years now. ('ve been going) | ||
| I’ll see you tomorrow. ('ll see) | ||
| By the end of last month, I’d spent all my money. ('d spent) | ||
| She’s going to try to get into college next year. ('s going) | ||
| I visit my friend twice a week. (visit) | ||
| I’ll be seeing my mother next week. ('ll be) | ||
| I was walking to my friend’s house when I tripped on the kerb. (was walking) | ||
| My name’s Mark. ('s) | ||
| My friend Lynn has been living in Japan for over ten years now. (has been living) | ||
| I’m going to go to the cinema. Would you like to come? (going to go) | ||
| There’s something that you should know about me. ('s) | ||
| When I got to Roundhay Park, the concert had started. (had started) | ||
| What are you doing? (are...doing) | ||
| I’ll help you decorate, if you pay me well. ('ll help) | ||
| By the time you have read this letter, it’ll be too late. (have read) | ||
| Do people go to heaven when they die? (Do...go) | ||
| I went to Japan first in 1996, then again in 1999. (went) | ||
| You have been studying grammar for far too long now. Take a rest. (have been studying) |
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We don't do homework for you, sorry. Stuck? You haven't even started your engine yet. Try to answer them yourself first. and then we will check your effort. If you don't know what 'future continuous' is for instance, you can google the phrase and see many examples.
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