I _ TV now, but I _ TV at 8 o'clock last night., am watching / watched, am watching / was watching, was watching / am watching, watched / am watching, They _ football now, but they _ football when it started to rain yesterday., are playing / were playing, are playing / played, played / are playing, were playing / are playing, She _ her homework now, but she _ it when her friend called yesterday., did / is doing, is doing / did, was doing / is doing, is doing / was doing, We _ lunch now, but we _ lunch at one o'clock yesterday., were having / are having, had / are having, are having / were having, are having / had, The children _ in the garden now, but they _ there yesterday afternoon., played / are playing, are playing / were playing, are playing / played, were playing / are playing, He _ dinner now, but he _ dinner when I visited him yesterday., is eating / ate, ate / is eating, was eating / is eating, is eating / was eating, I _ a book now, but I _ a magazine yesterday evening., read / am reading, was reading / am reading, am reading / was reading, am reading / read, My mother _ the kitchen now, but she _ it when the guests arrived yesterday., is cleaning / was cleaning, was cleaning / is cleaning, cleaned / is cleaning, is cleaning / cleaned, She _ TV now, but she _ TV at this time yesterday., wasn't watching / isn't watching, isn't watching / wasn't watching, didn't watch / isn't watching, isn't watching / didn't watch, We _ basketball now, but we _ basketball yesterday afternoon., didn't play / aren't playing, aren't playing / didn't play, aren't playing / weren't playing, weren't playing / aren't playing, He _ now, but he _ when the teacher came yesterday., didn't sleep / isn't sleeping, isn't sleeping / didn't sleep, wasn't sleeping / isn't sleeping, isn't sleeping / wasn't sleeping, They _ their homework now, but they _ it at seven o'clock yesterday., aren't doing / weren't doing, didn't do / aren't doing, aren't doing / didn't do, weren't doing / aren't doing, _ you _ English now, and _ you _ English at this time yesterday?, Are / studying / were / studying, Were / studying / are / studying, Did / study / are / studying, Are / study / were / study, _ she _ dinner now, and _ she _ dinner when you called yesterday?, Is / cook / was / cook, Did / cook / is / cooking, Was / cooking / is / cooking, Is / cooking / was / cooking, _ they _ football now, and _ they _ football when it started raining yesterday?, Were / playing / are / playing, Are / playing / were / playing, Are / play / were / play, Did / play / are / playing, _ your father _ now, and _ he _ when you arrived yesterday?, Was / working / is / working, Did / work / is / working, Is / working / was / working, Is / work / was / work, The baby _ now, but he _ when the doctor came yesterday., is crying / cried, cried / is crying, was crying / is crying, is crying / was crying, My friends _ in the classroom now, but they _ in the library yesterday morning., are sitting / were sitting, were sitting / are sitting, sat / are sitting, are sitting / sat, The teacher _ the lesson now, but she _ the lesson when the head teacher entered yesterday., is explaining / explained, is explaining / was explaining, was explaining / is explaining, explained / is explaining, I _ to music now, but I _ to music when my brother came home yesterday., am listening / listened, was listening / am listening, am listening / was listening, listened / am listening

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