English, 10.09.2019 09:10 lizzyboo32

Iii. past time. complete the sentences with past time forms of the indicated verbs.
1. 1 was (be) sure my teacher was going to be angry because i (not do) my homework before class.
2. frank (say) he (will be) here by five o'clock, but i don't see him anywhere.
3. alice and i thought we (be going to) miss the train, but it
(leave) ten minutes late, luckily.
iv. future time. complete the sentences with future time forms of the indicated verbs.
1. i '11 have learned (learn) a lot of spanish by the time i (get) back to the united states in a year.
2. as soon as jack (get) here, we (be able to) start the video.
3. i can hardly wait! by this time tomorrow we (relax) on the beach at cancun if we (not oversleep and miss) the plane.

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Iii. past time. complete the sentences with past time forms of the indicated verbs.
1. 1 was (...