Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets Present Simple / Continuous, Past Simple / Continuous, Present/Past Perfect 1. We often (spend) our summer holiday abroad. Last year we (go) .. to Spain but this year we(decide) .. to go to Greece. My mother already (book) .. 2. ol When I (get up) a hotel on Crete. this morning 3. Jenny (invite) Now the sun (shine) it (rain) so 1 (go) for a walk. me to her birthday party last week. I knew about it so i (buy) ..a peresent before. 4. I (meet) Brenda 5 years ago while I (work) (become) as a teacher. She already (work) at this school for 5 years. We soon friends and now we (think) moving in together. .. of 5. Our car (break) 15 years, it (be) down. We (have) too old. it for 6. My father (lose) .. his job after the down. Now he (look) but if he doesn't find one soon, he (start).. 14. A: Why (you, lie) .. B: I (not feel) when I (play) A: I (make) factory (close) for a new job his own business. .... in bed? well. I think I (catch) football yesterday afternoon. ... you a cup of tea. a cold

Here’s the corrected text with the appropriate verb forms used in each sentence: 1. We often **spend** our summer holiday abroad. Last year we **went** to Spain but this year we **decided** to go to Greece. My mother already **has booked** a hotel on Crete. 2. When I **got up** this morning, the sun **was shining** but it **was raining** so I **went** for a walk. 3. Jenny **invited** me to her birthday party last week. I knew about it so I **had bought** a present before. 4. I **met** Brenda 5 years ago while I **was working** as a teacher. She already **has been working** at this school for 5 years. We soon **became** friends and now we **are thinking** of moving in together. 5. Our car **broke** down. We **have had** it for 15 years, it **is** too old. 6. My father **lost** his job after the factory **closed**. Now he **is looking** for a new job but if he doesn't find one soon, he **will start** his own business. 7. A: Why **are you lying** in bed? B: I **do not feel** well. I think I **have caught** a cold when I **was playing** football yesterday afternoon. A: **Do you want** a cup of tea?