С, . complete the sentences. use the correct form of the verb in brackets. example: i’m going to be (be) a doctor one day. 1 what you (do) when i saw you this morning? 2 simon (have) a karate lesson right now. 3 i’m hungry! i (not have) any breakfast this morning. 4 i (see) the doctor at three o’clock this afternoon – i’ve got an appointment. 5 i (not be) late. i promise. 6 michael (not live) here now. 7 she (have) a long holiday when she finishes university. 8 james (send) you an email last night?

1 What WERE you DOING (do) when I saw you this morning?
2 Simon IS HAVING (have) a karate lesson right now.
3 I’m hungry! I DIDN'T HAVE (not have) any breakfast this morning.
4 I AM SEEING (see) the doctor at three o’clock this afternoon – I’ve got an appointment.
5 I WON'T BE (not be) late. I promise.
6 Michael ___ISN'T LIVING (not live) here now.
7 She ___IS GOING TO /WILL (have) a long holiday when she finishes university.
8 DID James SEND (send) you an email last night?

1. What were you doing when I saw you this morning?
To answer this question, you need to think about what you were doing at the specific moment when the speaker saw you this morning. For example, were you eating breakfast, studying, or getting ready for school?

2. Simon is having a karate lesson right now.
This sentence is already complete and in the present tense. It is stating that Simon is currently participating in a karate lesson.

3. I'm hungry! I haven't had any breakfast this morning.
To complete this sentence, you need to use the correct form of the verb "have" in the negative past tense. It means that you did not eat breakfast this morning and are currently feeling hungry as a result.

4. I will see the doctor at three o'clock this afternoon—I've got an appointment.
In this sentence, you need to use the correct form of the future tense verb "see" to indicate that you have a scheduled appointment with the doctor at three o'clock this afternoon.

5. I won't be late. I promise.
This sentence is already complete and in the future tense. It means that you will not arrive late for something and you are making a promise about it.

6. Michael doesn't live here now.
To complete this sentence, you need to use the correct form of the verb "live" in the negative present tense. It means that Michael no longer resides at the current location.

7. She will have a long holiday when she finishes university.
In this sentence, you need to use the correct form of the future tense verb "have" to indicate that she will have a long holiday after completing her university studies.

8. James sent you an email last night.
This sentence is already complete and in the past tense. It means that James already sent an email to you last night.