She *writes* (write) an email to her friend every morning.

Right now, he *is sitting* (sit) outside enjoying the sunshine.

They usually *go* (go) to the gym after work.

I *was listening* (listen) to music when you called last night.

Julia *is reading* (read) an interesting book this week.

When I woke up, it *was raining* (rain).

We *study* (study) English every Tuesday and Thursday.

My brother *plays* (play) football professionally.

She always *uses* (use) her laptop to watch movies.

While they *were having* (have) dinner, the phone rang.

The teacher *is explaining* (explain) the exercise right now.

Yesterday, they *did not go* (not go) to the party.

Tomorrow at this time, I *will be sitting* (sit) on the plane to Paris.

Every summer, we *visit* (visit) our grandparents.

He *doesn’t like* (not like) to wake up early on weekends.

Exercise 2: Using Perfect Tenses

I *have visited* (visit) London three times already.

She *has been reading* (be read) for two hours.

They *had never seen* (never see) a kangaroo before going to Australia.

By the end of this month, we *will have completed* (complete) the project.

He *has just left* (just leave) the office.

The children *had been playing* (be play) outside before dinner.

I *haven’t finished* (not finish) my homework yet.

By the time you get this letter, I *will have arrived* (arrive) in New York.

She *had studied* (study) French before moving to Canada.

We *have been waiting* (be wait) here for over an hour!

Before last year, I *hadn’t traveled* (not travel) outside the country.

He *has been living* (be live) in Paris for five years now.

As soon as she arrives, we *will have been talking* (be talk) for three hours.

They *have eaten* (eat) at that restaurant many times.

She *had written* (write) the report by the deadline yesterday.