USAGE DES TEMPS - 1 (Didier MADELAINE)

Yesterday ...
1. I met my friends at the baker's.
2. I'm meeting my friends at the baker's.
3. I meet my friends at the baker's.
4. I've met my friends at the baker's.
How long ...
1. are you here?
2. have you been here?
3. you've been here?
4. you are here?
1. I read a book when she phoned.
2. I read a book when she was phoning.
3. I have been reading a book when she phoned.
4. I was reading a book when she phoned.
1. He's been waiting for one hour then left.
2. He waited for one hour then left.
3. He's waiting for one hour then left.
4. He waited for one hour then was leaving.
I'll ring you up as soon as ...
1. I'll arrive.
2. I arrive.
3. I'm arriving
4. I arrived.
Bob ...
1. has just got home when I phoned.
2. is just got home when I phoned.
3. had just got home when I phoned.
4. was just got home when I phoned
I'd rather ...
1. you came later.
2. you had came later.
3. you come later.
4. you'll come later.
If ...
1. I knew I will tell you.
2. I knew I would tell you.
3. I had known I will tell you.
4. I know I would tell you.
1. I am here for more than two hours now.
2. I had been here for more than two hours now.
3. I've been here for more than two hours now.
4. I was here for more than two hours now.
At ten tomorrow she ...
1. will have left.
2. has left.
3. leave.
4. will have been leaving.