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didn't realise discovered had been playing had broken heard hurt jumped killed looked phoned ran saw tried was happening was playing watching went were driving were escaping

Exercise 1. While I ________(play) football I __________(hurt) my leg. However, until I _________(see) a doctor I ___________( not realise) that I ____________(break) it. 

Exercise 2. The police __________(go) to the bank after a neighbour ___________(phone) to tell them what __________(happen). They soon __________(discover) that the robbers ___________(escape) in a stolen car. The men ____________(kill) one of the guards who ___________(try) to stop them as they ____________(drive) away. The guard ____________(jump) out in front of them but they just ___________(run) over him. 

Exercise 3. Suddenly they _________(hear) a strange noise and ___________(look) at each other in terror. All evening they _________(play) cards and ____________(watch) television without thinking of the ghost.

Fill in the following gaps with the appropriate tenses of the verbs in brackets.



Last Friday I arranged (arrange) to meet my boyfriend at a restaurant. I (1) __________(arrive) first and because it (2) ____________(pour) with rain, I went inside. After an hour my boyfriend (3) ______________(arrive)! His clothes (4) ____________ (be) soaking wet and he was covered in mud. Apparently he (5) ________________(wait) at a bus stop when a car (6) ______________(drive) straight through a puddle and (7) ________________(splash) him from head to toe. The driver (8) _________________(refuse) to let him on the bus and he(9) _________________(walk) ever since. He couldn't stay at the restaurant soaking wet so we (10) __________________(have) a take away at home instead.

My day at the school _____________(be) really fun. When I

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