Mixed Tenses
1. When I arrived at the restaurant, Victoria (already order) a glass of water.
2. Be quiet! John (sleep).
3. I (meet) him last June.
4. He (not return) from school yet.
5. I would like to visit Berlin sometime. Unfortunately, I (never be) there.
6. While she (study) for her test, her brother was playing football with his friends.
7. I think Susan (fall) in love with Mike.
8. By 10 pm tonight, he (arrive).
9. I hope the train (not be) delayed.
10. She (visit) Paris by the end of next year.
11. I (not watch) the new movie yet.
12. We usually (wake up) at 7 am.
13. There were no sausages left when I cam back. The dog (eat) them.
14. My sister (live) in England before she moved to Belgium.
15. Yesterday at five o’clock I (eat).
16. While you (have) a rest, I (clean) the house.
17. Hey! What (you do)?
18. I was listening to the radio when I (hear) the fantastic song.
19. Tim (play a computer game when his mum called him for lunch.
20. Cristian Ronaldo (score) eighteen goals so far this season.
Mixed Tenses
1.While she (cook) the soup, the children (play).
2. I (not feed) my little dog yet.
3. When we arrived, the ceremony (already start).
4. When I was watching TV, the lights (go) out.
5. They (drive) to New York tomorrow morning.
6. That exercise looks difficult. I (help) you.
7. I promise, I (not tell) your secret to anyone.
8. He (play) cards after he had done his homework.
9. They were playing cards when the postman (come).
10. When the phone rang, mum (work) in the garden.
11. We think he (come) home late in the night.
12. After they had had a cup of tea, they (have) some cake.
13. Mr. Cooper always (buy) a pound of sugar.
14. Look! Freddy (carry) two baskets.
15. I (see) a great film yesterday.
16. She (not wake up) yet.
17. They (already arrive) in Germany.
18. Father was smoking his pipe while mother (read) a book.
19. After she (get) her new dress, she (show) it her parents.
20. I think he (find out) her name.
Mixed Tenses
1. After Eric (make) breakfast he phoned his friend.
2. At the moment Cynthia (lie) on the floor with her doll.
3. He (visit) his uncle every Wednesday.
4. Where is mum? She (cook) dinner.
5. You (be) at work yesterday morning.
6. I (not/begin) my homework yet.
7. They (decide) this at a meeting a few days ago.
8. I know Manchester well. I (live) there for three years when I was a student.
9. I saw a car crash when I (wait) for the taxi.
10. Careful! You (fall).
11. This evening at 3 o’clock we (watch) a talk show.
12. Susan (turn) on the radio after she had washed the dishes.
13. We (not/visit) him since last weekend.
14. I (have) a problem with my computer yesterday.
15. By 8 o’clock tomorrow John (finish) his project.
16. We (already/see) that movie, but I will go with you again if you want.
17. When she arrived the match (already/start).
18. They (build) this castle in the 16th century.
19. I think I (have) another drink. Can you get me one?
20. Joe (get) a degree in 1977 after he had studied at the university for over 5 years.
Mixed Tenses
1.The lights went off because we (not/pay) the electricity bill.
2. I (not/drink) any beer last night.
3. We (sleep) when the police came.
4. Martha and Kevin (swim) twice a week.
5. His parents think he (become) an artist one day.
6. Lorie (travel) to Paris every Sunday.
7. They (finish) their meeting by four o’clock this afternoon.
8. I (tidy up) by the time you get home.
9. I (lose) my keys – can you help me look for them?
10. I (visit) Paris three times.
11. Last year I (visit) Paris.
12. I (play) hockey since I was a child – I’m pretty good!
13. When you telephoned I (sweep) my room.
14. He always (tell) us funny stories.
15. My kids (play) in the garden now.
16. I (wash) me face right now.
17. Don’t phone me before 8 o’clock, we (have) dinner.
18. Do you think that Les (fix) the car by tomorrow?
19. I’m sorry, John isn’t here now. He (go) to the shops.
20. She (live) in London since 1994.
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