Use Present Simple, Future Simple,Present Continuouse or to be going to.

1.Where you (go) for your holiday? – Where are you going for your holidays
2.Don’t worry,I (wait) for you
3.They (leave) for New York tomorrow at 3 o’clock.
4.Molly will do it after she (come) home.
5.Mother (wash) the dishes after dinner.
6.I think I (buy) a kilo of apples for the cake.
7.Olga (be) fifteen this year.
8.We (visit) her soon.
9.Your sister (iron) your trousers after she cleans your coat.
10.We (make) breakfast in ten minutes.

He has been (Present Perfect); he was (Past Indefinite);

She has bought (Present Perfect); she bought (Past Indefinite);

They have done (Present Perfect); they did (Past Indefinite);

I have read [red] (Present Perfect); I read [red] (Past Indefinite);

You have seen (Present Perfect); I saw (Past Indefinite);

It have washed (Present Perfect); I washed (Past Indefinite);

They have read [red] (Present Perfect); they read [red] (Past Indefinite);

She has written (Present Perfect); she wrote (Past Indefinite);

We have cleaned (Present Perfect); we cleaned (Past Indefinite);

He has come (Present Perfect); he came (Past Indefinite);

He (2) has been a song writer for more than 30 years. In his career he (3) has written more than 300 songs and he (4) has worked with some of the world’s most famous vocalists. 

We asked Ned some questions.

Q: ‘People (5)  haven't heard your name. Why is that? 
A: 'I love writing songs, but I (6) have never wanted to be famous. That's the superstar's job '
Q :(7) Have you won any gold discs?
A: ' Yes, I have. I've got twenty - but I (8) haven't put them on my office wall'.
Q: 'How long (9) have you been married ?'
A: 'Suzi and I (10) have lived together since the day we met in a reporting studio twenty years ago . We got married two weeks after we met -and we(11) haven't argued in twenty years.'