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Before I was starting / started / have started my present job I was working / worked for a bank for two years.

Before I started my present job I worked…	Choose the correct form:
What will you do / be doing this time next week?

What will you be doing…	Choose the correct form:
Do you think they will put / will have put / will be putting a man on Mars by 2020?

Do you think they will have put…	Choose the correct form:
I met / have met her when we were / had been at school together.

I met her when we were at school together.	
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Do you think you will retire by the time you're sixty?

Do you think you will have retired… 	Choose the correct form:
When we got / were getting to the party, everyone danced and drank / was dancing and drinking.

When we got to the party everyone was dancing and drinking.	Choose the correct form:
I lost / had lost / have lost  my glasses. I couldn't see them anywhere.

I had lost my glasses…	Correct this sentence:
By the time our food arrived we waited half an hour.

By the time our food arrived we had been waiting…	
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Don't call at nine - I'll have had dinner.

Don’t call at nine – I’ll be having dinner.	Correct this sentence:
The roads were very slippery as it rained all morning.

The roads were very slippery as it had been raining all morning.	Choose the correct form:
I was so late that by the time I got there, all the food had eaten / was eaten / had been eaten.

…all the food had been eaten.	Choose the correct form:
Call me on Friday afternoon. I should 
do / be doing / have done it by then.

I should have done it by then.	
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When I was a small child, we had lived in a house in the country.

When I was a small child we lived in a house in the country.	Correct this sentence:
When I had got to the office, my boss had been leaving.

When I got to the office, my boss left / was leaving	Correct this sentence:
She'd been typing twenty letters so she was tired.

She’d typed twenty letters so she was tired.	Choose the correct form:
The kitchen was a mess as I was cooking /had cooked / had been cooking all day.

… I had been cooking all day.	
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Before I left / had left home, I called / had called  the office.

Before I left home, I called the office.	Correct this sentence:
Before I moved to Hong Kong, I was living in London for ten years.

Before I moved to Hong Kong, I lived in London for ten years.	Choose the correct form:
When we got / were getting to the cinema, the film  started/ was starting / had started so I missed the first bit.

When we got to the cinema, the film had started…	Choose the correct form:
When I was / had been  sure I finished / had finished everything, I left / had left the office.

When I was sure I had finished everything, I left the office