She ______ her parents every weekend.

By the time we got to the station, the train ______.

He ______ a new job next month.

I ______ him three times this week.

You ______ take an umbrella; it might rain.

He ______ run very fast when he was younger.

You ______ apologize for being late. It’s the polite thing to do.

Students ______ bring their ID cards to the exam room.

If you don’t feel well, you ______ stay home and rest.

If I ______ more time, I would join the club.

I wish I ______ how to play the guitar.

If she had studied harder, she ______ the exam.

I wish you ______ stop interrupting me.

If he ______ earlier, he wouldn’t have missed the train.

This book ______ by J.K. Rowling.

The bridge ______ next year.

The letters ______ yesterday.

English ______ in many countries around the world.

A new hospital ______ in the town last year.

She said, “I am tired.” → She said that she ______ tired.

“I can help you,” he said. → He said that he ______ help me.

“We will call you,” they said. → They said they ______ call me.

“Do you like coffee?” he asked me. → He asked me if I ______ coffee.

“Where do you live?” she asked him. → She asked him where he ______.

She’s looking forward to ______ you.

He’s interested in ______ the guitar.

______ students have arrived.

I like this book, but I prefer ______.

The man ______ we met yesterday is my uncle.

She runs ______ than her brother.

We stayed indoors ______ it was raining heavily.

They were sitting ______ the table.

I ran ______ the park this morning.

He ______ up late because of the traffic.

She can’t find her keys; she ______ lost them.

______ you mind closing the window?

There isn’t ______ sugar in the jar.

Let’s not wait; we ______ leave now.

The cake ______ by my grandmother.