English, 19.03.2021 18:30 onegirl435

Fill in the blanks with the correct tense form (simple present/simple past/simple future) of the verbs in brackets. 1. I (not, be) here next week.
2. (be) he here yesterday?
3. My father (pay) the bills tomorrow.
4. Mrs. Sufiah (have) a lot of friends when she was a teenager.
5. Cooking oil (be) a must for frying.
6. I always (close) the window at night because it is cold.
7. The athletes (do) their best to win the games tomorrow.
8. Last night, Linda (arrive) home very late.
9. she (have) any class today?
10. the small boy (understand) what you are going to say?

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