Question

Present Simple/PastSimple/Present perfect/Present Perfect Continuous My wife and I (live) in our present house in the country for five years. We (move) here after our second child (be) born. We (live) in town for ten years, and then (decide) thatas soon we could afford if we (move) away from smoke and the noise of the city centre, which we finally (do) in 1985. We never (regret) it. We (be) reminded of the wisdom of our decision every morning when (draw) the curtains to see open fields stretching before us. When the children (have) breakfast they (rush) outside to play which they (do) whatever the weather.

Answer 1

My wife and I (have lived) in our present house in the country for five years. We (moved) here after our second child (had been) born. We (had lived) in town for ten years, and then (decided) that as soon we could afford if we (would move) away from smoke and the noise of the city centre, which we finally (did) in 1985. We have never (regretted) it. We (are) reminded of the wisdom of our decision every morning when (we draw) the curtains to see open fields stretching before us. When the children (have had) breakfast they (rush) outside to play which they (do/are doing) whatever the weather.

Answer 2

My wife and I have been living in our present house in the country for five years. We moved here after our second child was born. We had been living in town for ten years, and then we decided that as soon as we could afford it, we would move away from the smoke and the noise of the city centre, which we finally did in 1985. We have never regretted it. We are reminded of the wisdom of our decision every morning when we draw the curtains to see open fields stretching before us. When the children have breakfast, they rush outside to play, which they do whatever the weather.