Question

1. What are you going to say to the king when he (come) in? 2. You (be) here for two weeks. You (change) your opinion of the South? 3. I (hear) that some flowers grow better in shady places. 4. I’m glad you (come). We (wait) for hours. 5. Can you drive? - No, but I (learn). My brother (teach) me. 6. Ann (come back) tomorrow. - What time her train (arrive)? 7. If she (walk) when I (come) don’t call her. 8. John (be) a very rude person, you know. - I know, Sheila (be) rude these too, although she’s usually polite. 9. The government is worried because the number of people without jobs (increase).

Answer 1

1) comes
2) have been, have you changed
3) heard
4) came, have been waiting
5) I'm learning, teaches
6) will come back, arrives
7) walks, come
8) is, was
9) is increasing

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the appropriate verb forms:

1. What are you going to say to the king when he comes in?
2. You have been here for two weeks. Have you changed your opinion of the South?
3. I have heard that some flowers grow better in shady places.
4. I’m glad you have come. We have been waiting for hours.
5. Can you drive? - No, but I am learning. My brother is teaching me.
6. Ann is coming back tomorrow. - What time does her train arrive?
7. If she is walking when I come, don't call her.
8. John is a very rude person, you know. - I know, Sheila has been rude too, although she’s usually polite.
9. The government is worried because the number of people without jobs is increasing.