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English tense practice

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1

She _____ to the gym every morning.

2

They _____ dinner when the phone rang.

3

I _____ my thesis by this time next year.

4

She _____ already when I arrived.

5

We _____ in New York since 2010.

6

Look! The sun _____ and the birds are singing.

7

By tomorrow, I _____ this book for two weeks.

8

They _____ late because the train was delayed.

9

I think she _____ to college this fall.

10

He _____ coffee, but today he is drinking tea.

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Correct: present simple for habitual action.

Past continuous describes actions in progress at a past time.

Future with will indicates a planned action.

Past perfect shows action completed before another past action.

Present perfect for actions that started in the past and continue.

Present continuous for current ongoing action.

Future perfect for duration up to a point in the future.

Past continuous for ongoing action interrupted by another event.

Going to expresses future plan or intention.

Present simple for habitual actions; contrast with present continuous for temporary change.

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