We are very busy now. We are discussing a very important question.
Where is Peter? Is he having his English lesson now? — No, he will have his English lesson tomorrow.
Where is Susan? — She is working in the library at the moment. She will stop working in an hour.
What were the children doing when you came home yesterday? — They were playing in their room.
At two o’clock tomorrow we will be taking our French lesson.
This problem is too difficult to discuss now. I think we will discuss it tomorrow, when we have more time.
He spent last week in a hospital. He was ill.
Why didn't you put your coat on yesterday? It was cold.
He was not eating when I came yesterday. He was reading a book.
As a rule, he translates two articles a week. But he translated three articles last week.
She did not see me when I came into the room. She was reading at that moment.
We will be waiting for them at two o’clock tomorrow. We are sure they will come in time.
My friends were walking when it began raining.
Tomorrow he will still be working when I come home.
Yesterday I returned home at eight o'clock; it was getting dark and was raining at the time.
I cut my finger when I was peeling an apple.
Let’s go to the cinema when the lessons are over.
He became furious when he understood that he was late.
If she does not come tomorrow, ring her up.
