Tenses fight

My family ______ some land in southern France recently. They _______ a summer house there at the moment

• bought/build

• have bought/have built

• had bought/build

• have bought/are building

Andy and Mary _____ to a concert tomorrow night. They _____ it the whole week.

• will go/looked forward to

• are going/have been looking forward to

• are going to go/had looked forward to

• go/look forward to

They _____ in the queue for over an hour when the manager ____ them that there were no more tickets.

• had been standing/told

• have been standing/told

• are standing/tell

• stood/told

Mrs Smith said that one day she ____ from teaching. She said that she _____ her new free time learning about computers.

• retired/spent

• will retire/ is going to spend

• retire/spend

• would retire/would spend

I ____ to ski when I was at university but I ____ a leg five years ago and since then I _____ any more.

• use/have broken/didn't ski

• used/had broken/have not skied

• used/broke/have not skied

• used/have broken/have not skied

He _____ the accident if he _____ more careful.

• might have avoided/ had been

• would avoid/were

• avoided/were

• might have avoided/have been

Nobody knows what ___ at this meeting but she ___ to him

since.

• is being said / doesn’t speak

• was said/hasn't spoken

• is said / hasn’t spoken

• has said / hasn’t spoken

I don’t know when she ___ but when she ___ I’ll give her your

book.

• will come/will come

• will come/come

• will come/comes

• comes/will come

I'm afraid he's in a meeting. Could you call back in half an hour. They ____________ by then.

• will finish

• will have finished

• are going to finish

• are going to be finished

The men were to ______ but the manager decided to give them a

second change.

• dismiss

• being dismissed

• dismissed

• have been dismissed