I. Put the verb in the correct form. 1.She (to watch) TV every day. 2.I (to watch) TV...

Question

I. Put the verb in the correct form.
1.She (to watch) TV every day.
2.I (to watch) TV since 2 o'clock.
3.My father (to watch) TV last weekend.
4.The children (to watch) TV by the time the guests arrived.
5.Larry (to watch) TV when Wendy came into the room.
6.My granny (to watch) TV already.
7.We (to watch) TV for an hour before our friends visited us.
8.At 4o'clock yesterday evening Chris (to watch) TV.
9.I Think i (to watch) TV after school.
10.She (to watch) TV at the moment.

Answer 1

1.She WATCHES TV every day.
2.I HAVE BEEN WATCHING TV since 2 o'clock.
3.My father  watchED TV last weekend.
4.The children HAVE watchED TV by the time the guests arrived.
5.Larry WAS watchING TV when Wendy came into the room.
6.My granny HAS  watchED TV already.
7.We HAS BEEN watchING TV for an hour before our friends visited us.
8.At 4 o'clock yesterday evening Chris WAS watchING TV.
9.I Think i WILL WATCH TV after school.
10.She IS watchING TV at the moment.