Ask Mike if he did that yesterday. Use the verbs..

You..bite your nails.
Marry,you will...take our dog for a walk.
He...to stay at home yesterday because of high temperature.
You..stop smoking.
She...tell them the truth.
We...to finish the reconstruction according to the signed contract.
You...lock the door at night.
They...to meet last Friday to discuss important questions.
Everyone...obey the law.
The bus didnt come on time so we...to wait long at the bus stop.

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Ann, write the word ‘business’, please. 1. What is Ann doing? 2. What has she done? 3. What word has she written? 4. What did she do a minute ago? Mr. Blake, call Mr. Belov, please. 1. What is Mr. Blake doing? 2. What has he done? 3. Who has called Mr. Belov? 4. What did Mr. Blake do a minute ago?

1. I (go) to bed at 10 o'clock every day. I (go) to bed at 10 o'clock yesterday.
2. My mother always (take) a bus to get to work, but yesterday she (not, take) a bus. Yesterday she (walk) to her office.
3. Yesterday I (come) home from school at 7. I (be) very tired. I (have) dinner with my family. Then I (have) a rest.
4. Yesterday my father (not, read) newspapers because he (be) very busy.
5. Where he (spend) last summer? He (spend) last summer in the country.
6. What your brother (do) now? What your brother (do) every day?
7. My brother (go) to work every day. He (leave) home at 8. He (not, take) a bus.
8. You (come) home at 6 o'clock yesterday? No, I ...
9. I (not, have) English lessons yesterday.
10. Your sister (go) to school every day? Yes, she.
11. When you (leave) home for school every day?
12. You (watch) TV yesterday? Yes, I...
13. Kate (cook) dinner now.
14. What your brother (do) yesterday?
15. We (see) a very good film last Sunday.
16. What mother (do) now? She (cook) dinner.
17. Where your father (work) last year?
18. Look! My friends (play) football.
19. Yesterday he (not, go) to work.

Present Simple of Present Continuous. Use each verb twice.

do, get, live, sell, think, work

a) Normally, I am in the office in the afternoon, but this month I ____ a course

b) In the winter, the reps ____ more than in the summer.

c) Our most inportant market is the Far East. We ____ bussiness with several companies there.

d) Our new product line ____ very well this year.

e) Our boss ____ very long hours.

f) He ____ of changing his job because he`s not very happy.

g) `What`s your address?` `I ____ in a hotel untif we find a nice flat.`.

h) In June, the weather ____ hot there, so take some cool clother.

i) He ____ his job is really interesting.

j) It ____ hotter. We need to get some air conditioning for the office.

k) At present, we ____ on new products and services for the future.

l) During the week, he ____ in his city flat and at the weekend he goes to the country.

I would ask them what the matter was.
I would try to explain to them that he / she is not bad at all // I would invite the friend home to meet my parents.
I would ring him / her up early in the morning to wake him / her up on time.
I would give him / her the copebook // I would refuse to give the copybook.
I would fight with him / her // I would never speak to him / her again // I would not be his / her friend any longer // I would try to convince him / her not to do it again.
I would explain to him that he was wrong.
I would feel depressed and angry // I would come without invitation because I am a friend.
I would do my best to help him.
1. If your best friend were ill? If my best friend were ill, I would...
2. If two of your good friends did not want to see each other?
3. If your parents did not like your best friend?
4. If your friend asked you to give him / her your homework to copy?
5. If your friend did not invite you to his / her birthday party?
6. If your friend told you lies?
7. If your friend were always late for his classes?
8. If your friend were rude to the classmates?
9. If your friend were in trouble?

would have to resign from his job, and also that (face)the possibility of going to prison. Six months ago, everything (be) fine. He (have) a wonderful job and he (make) a lot of money. Then he (meet) some people who (advise) him badly. They (give) him a list of companies arid (tell) him to buy their shares. He (have to) use the company's money to do this. At first the shares (rise), so he (buy) some more. Everything (seem) so easy.Then the stock market (crash) and he (lose) everything. Eddie telephoned his wife before leaving the office. He (apologise) for not phoning earlier, explaining that he (have) a difficult meeting. "You (sound) upset. Anything wrong (happen)!" she asked. "I (tell) you about it if you (want) and when I (get) back," he (reply).