Put the verbs in brackets in the right form:Every morning the

Put the verbs in brackets in the right form:
Every morning the sun (shine) in the window and (wake) me up.
Please be quiet. I (try) to concentrate.
- Who (be) that woman?
Which woman? You (talk) about the woman who (wear) the blue dress?
Last night I (go) to the cinema but I (not, enjoy) the film.
It (be) a nice day yesterday. The sun (shine) and birds (sing) all day.
My father (teach) me driving when our cousin (come).
She (write) the letter but she (not, post) it yet.
They (not, attend) any parties since they (arrive) here.
They (lock) the gates before he (get) there.
Dont worry about the letter you (lost). I (be) sure you (find) it.
I (take) four courses next term.
By three oclock the students (finish) the test.
At seven oclock next morning I (swim) in the sea.
They (wait) for the bus when they (see) an accident.
We (not, go) out today because it (rain).
Fred (talk) to his girlfriend on the phone all evening.
Usually the Englishmen (live) in their own houses not flats.
Their government always (pay) much attention to the social programs.
Ask different questions to each of these sentences:
g- general, s- special, a- alternative, t- tag
Your new friends are sociable. g
He is fond of historical books. a
Patrick doesnt like computer games and cartoons. t
Her parents always walk in the park in the evenings. s
Your sister travelled in Spain last month. t
Jane wore an awesome dress at her birthday party. s
Jack was running at the stadium at 7 p.m. on Monday. a
Tourists were taking pictures of sights all day. g
His friends have never played golf. t
She has already seen this film. s
Soon it will get quite dark. g
Ann will be reading for the exam day and night. t
The children were in the garden 10 minutes ago . a
I had bought a new car before 2009. s
We had to leave for the airport at 5 a.m. a
Our university has 20 Master programs . g
I am a good specialist in this field. t
The students are having a party now. s