A1-A2 Tenses

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I (to study) French every day to improve my language skills.

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We (to visit) Paris last summer and had a wonderful time.

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She (to finish) her work before the end of the day.

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They (to play) soccer in the park right now.

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While I was cooking dinner, the phone (to ring) constantly.

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She always (to wake up) early to start her day.

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He (to complete) his project before the deadline.

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We (to go) to travel to Japan next year.

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I (to work) on a new project this week.

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We (to hike) in the mountains all day yesterday.

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The sun (to rise) in the east every morning.

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The concert (to start) at 8:00 PM yesterday.

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The movie (to begin) in half an hour.

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The kids (to swim) in the pool at the moment.

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He (to read) a book when the power went out.

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He usually (to watch) TV late at night.

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They (to attend) the meeting on Monday.

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I (to forget) to bring the documents tomorrow.

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She (to study) at the library today.

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They (to watch)TV when I visited them last night.

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you often (to go) for a walk in the park?

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you (to enjoy) your vacation in Hawaii?

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you (to join) us for dinner tonight?

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you (to listen) to the lecture?

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you (to study) when I called you?