I ( go) to bed at ten o’clock every day. I (went) to bed at ten o’clock yesterday. I (shall go) to bed at ten o’clock tomorrow.
I (do not go) to school every day. I (did not go) to school yesterday. I (will not go) to school tomorrow.
Do you ( watch) TV every day? Did you ( watch) TV yesterday? Will you ( watch) TV tomorrow?
When do you ( leave) home for work every day? When did you ( leave) home for work yesterday? When will you (leave) home for work tomorrow?
My brother ( goes) to work every day. He (leavs) home at eight o’clock. As his office (is) near our house, he ( walks) there. He (does not take) a bus. Yesterday he (did not go) to work. Yesterday he ( got) up at nine o’clock.
Did you ( have) time yesterday? — No, I did not.
What did you ( buy) at the shop yesterday? — I (bought) a book.
Yesterday my father (did not read) newspapers because he (was) very busy. He (will read) newspapers tomorrow.
1. He ( watches) cartoons every morning. He ( watched) cartoons yesterday morning. He (will watch) cartoons tomorrow morning.
2. I always ( go) to the theatre once a month. The price for the tickets (went) up last month. I (will not go) there next month because now the tickets ( cost) a lot of money.
3. They ( enjoyed) the film at the cinema yesterday evening. Who (took) care of the children when they were at the cinema?
4. How often do you ( visit) your relatives?
5. We (did not have) much money but we ( spent) a good time in London.
6. She (does) all the shopping in the family.
12. Her children (do not know) where the shops are.
7. Two years ago they (were) rich but now they (are) poor.
8. Are you happy in your new flat?
9. When will he soup ( be) ready?
10. I ( like) my parents, so I often ( do) what they ( want).
11. When (is) your birthday?
12. When did you ( buy) this book?
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