Simple tenses (present, past, future)

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My brother always _____ a car carefully. 

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Next week, we _____ a rented car in Italy.

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Maria _____ a new sports car yesterday.

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My neighbour usually _____ his old blue car to work.

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Yesterday, she _____ her younger sister to the shopping mall. 

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 The teacher often _____ useful advice to her students.

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I _____ you the test results tomorrow.

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She _____ me a beautiful present for my birthday two years ago.

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Last winter the kind woman _____ some warm clothes to the homeless man. 

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He always _____ thoughtful presents to his friends.

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I _____ you my phone number in case you need to contact me in the future.

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She _____ you all about her trip when she gets back.

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Grandpa always _____ interesting stories before bedtime.

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The teacher _____us an interesting fact about history in the last lesson.

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He _____me a secret last night.

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My little brother often _____ funny stories.

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I _____ you all the details later.

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My friend often _____ over for tea.

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I think you _____ to my birthday party next Saturday.

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Last time they _____to the party quite late.

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I _____ to you after work next Friday.

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They usually _____to our house for Sunday lunch.

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A large group of people _____ to the concert last night.

She __________ (not visit) the museum at the weekend.

_____ (you /go) to the concert yesterday?

____ (he / celebrate) New Year's Day ?

Mark______ (not find) his keys yesterday.

_____ ( she / watch) a new film on TV last weekend?

They ____ (not stay) at the hotel during their holiday.