—How was your day off?—Great！I         the history museum.

Please be quiet. My father ___________.

---Why not go to see the movie with Lydia?---Because I ______ it.

---What do you think of my answer to the question?----Sorry, What’s that? I _______ about something else.

---What’s wrong with Sally？  ---She was ill. She ______in the rain yesterday.

—Who is the baby in this photo?—It’s my sister’s son. The photo _____ by her by e-mail ten days ago.

If you don’t go to the meeting tomorrow, ________ ?

—Did you see a girl in red pass by just now?—No, sir. I _____ a newspaper.

Miss Gao isn’t at home. She          to the station to meet her friends.

The boys ____ a football match tomorrow morning.

When the teacher came into the classroom, the students ____ in groups.

In 2000, we ____ to the Great Wall and had a good time there.

 The girl sitting next to me on the plane was very nervous, for she            before.

—I called you at 8 O’ clock yesterday evening, but nobody answered.— Sorry. I ______ the “ Moving China 2012” award on TV. I was so deeply moved that I missed your call.

—Do you have any problems if you ______ five minutes to read?—Well, I’m thinking about the new words. There are too many.

 ---Have you finished reading The Twilight Saga? ---No, I _______ my homework all day yesterday.

— Is that Jack speaking?—Sorry, he isn’t here. He ________the cinema with his aunt.

More and more parks ________in Mentougou in five years.

He’ll send us a message as soon as he ________ in Sichuan. 

—Hello! May I speak to Alice?—Sorry. She isn’t here right now. She ________ to the library.