Question

Underline the correct tense. 1.This week we ARE HAVING/HAVE extra English in the afternoon. 2.Oh no,I can't make it. I usually HAVE/AM HAVING yoga classes in the afternoons. 3.What time DOES THE FILM START/IS THE FILM STARTING? 4.Really? I HOPE/AM HOPING she will give me a good mark. 5.I STUDY/HAVE BEEN STUDYLING English for 5 years. 6.I haven't finished my article ALREADY/YET. 7.HAVE/HAD you ever seen a zebra? 8.The beach was dirty. The tourists was LEAVING/HAD LEFT their rubbish behind. 9.While I WAS TIDYING/TIDIED my desk,I found an old travel guide. 10.They were travelling along the coast when their car WAS BREACING/BROKE down. 11.Where HAVE YOU BEEN/WERE YOU last night? 12.I knew she had BEEN CRYING/WAS CRYING because her eyes were red. 14.06.2015

Answer 1

Are having, have, does..., hope, have been studying, yet, have, had left, was tidying, broke, we're, had been crying

Answer 2

Sure, let's go through each sentence:

1. This week we HAVE extra English in the afternoon.

2. Oh no, I can't make it. I usually HAVE yoga classes in the afternoons.

3. What time DOES THE FILM START?

4. Really? I HOPE she will give me a good mark.

5. I HAVE BEEN STUDYING English for 5 years.

6. I haven't finished my article YET.

7. HAVE you ever seen a zebra?

8. The beach was dirty. The tourists HAD LEFT their rubbish behind.

9. While I WAS TIDYING my desk, I found an old travel guide.

10. They were traveling along the coast when their car BROKE DOWN.

11. Where WERE YOU last night?

12. I knew she had BEEN CRYING because her eyes were red.

Please note that in some sentences, both tenses could be correct depending on the context, but I've provided what seems to be the more likely choice in each case. If you have specific questions about any of the choices, feel free to ask!