Underline the correct tense. 1.This week we ARE HAVING/HAVE extra English in the afternoon. 2.Oh no,I can't make it. I usually HAVE/AM HAVING yoga classes in the afternoons. 3.What time DOES THE FILM START/IS THE FILM STARTING? 4.Really? I HOPE/AM HOPING she will give me a good mark. 5.I STUDY/HAVE BEEN STUDYLING English for 5 years. 6.I haven't finished my article ALREADY/YET. 7.HAVE/HAD you ever seen a zebra? 8.The beach was dirty. The tourists was LEAVING/HAD LEFT their rubbish behind. 9.While I WAS TIDYING/TIDIED my desk,I found an old travel guide. 10.They were travelling along the coast when their car WAS BREACING/BROKE down. 11.Where HAVE YOU BEEN/WERE YOU last night? 12.I knew she had BEEN CRYING/WAS CRYING because her eyes were red. 14.06.2015

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