They usually ... (finish) school at 3 o'clock.
She ... (walk) to school every day.
He always ... (do) his homework in the afternoon.
He sometimes ... (have) dinner at nine o'clock.
He ... (not go) to bed at 12 o'clock every night.
I ... (not take) the train to work.
Yesterday at two o'clock Peter ... (have) lunch.
They ... (become) grandparents last year.
They ... (fall) in love in 2010.
They ... (be) at school now.
Our friend ... (die) in 2009.
My brother ... (be born) last year.
The scientist ... (work) at the moment.
John and Henry ... (not live) in a big house.
Louise ... (chat) on the Internet at the moment.
I ... (write) a letter now.
Yesterday at a quarter past two, my sister ... (listen) to music.
Last Monday at twenty to two, the businesswoman ... (wait) for a bus.
My brother ... (not like) vegetables.
She ... (get married).