Sam hasn't seen John for a long time. He wants to know what John has done since they last met. In pairs, ask and answer questions using the prompts below as in the example. SA: Have you found a new job?
SB: Yes, I have.

find / a new job? (yes)

buy / a bigger car? (yes)

+move / house? (no)

get / married? (no)

finish / your studies? (yes)

start/taking karate lessons? (yes)

Present simple-he writes English tests

Past simple-He wrote English tests

Future simple-He will write English tests

Present continuous-He is writing English tests

Past Continuous-He was writing English tests

Future Continuous-He will be writing English tests

Present perfect-He has written English tests

Past perfect-He had written English tests

Future perfect-He will have written English tests

Present Perfect Continuous-He has been writing English tests

Past Perfect Continuous-He had been writing English tests

Future perfect continuous-He will have been writing English tests

1) We walk/are walking along the beach now. 2) He has driven/

has been driving around the town for half an hour. 3) I have

already written/have already been writing an essay. 4) Sam

often wakes up/has often waken up at half past six in the

morning. 5) They are flying/have been flying over the Pacific

Ocean at the moment. 6) My parents don't pay/haven't paid

for the tickets yet. 7) Andy hasn't phoned/hasn't been phoning

her yet. 8) What is happening/has happened now? 9) Emma has

written/has been writing the letters since ten o'clock. 10) Tony

has made/has been making seven calls since morning.