1. I was walking home from a friend's house late at night when I heard footsteps behind me.

2. It was quite dark, and I was afraid to look back.

3. I started to walk faster, but the person behind me was getting closer.

4. My heart was beating fast and I started to panic, so I began to run.

5. The person was running after me, too. I was frantic!

6. Finally, I heard a voice calling my name.

7. I looked over my shoulder.

8. It was an old school friend.

9. John saw I was really scared, so he walked me all the way home.

1. My parents always complain because I leave the lights on.

2. My mother gets angry because I play the guitar instead of doing my homework.

3. I never tidy up my room.

4. I spend a lot of money on clothes.

5. I play video games late at night.

6. He listens to his MP3 Player as soon as he leaves home.

1. Do some people still collect black and white photos?

2. Does your sister use many photo-sharing websites?

3. Does Sophia watch many TV series?

4. Does Charlotte spend hours watching series?

5. Do their friends feel frustrated when one season ends?

1. Olivia does not / doesn't post a photo on Facebook every day.

2. She does not / doesn't take lots of selfies after school and does not / doesn't post them immediately.

3. She does not / doesn't share her photos with her best friends on social media.

4. She does not / doesn't often download her friends' photos.

5. She does not / doesn't have a selfie stick.

1. fancy → He / She fancies

2. defy → He / She defies

3. delay → He / She delays

4. deny → He / She denies

5. hurry → He / She hurries

6. imply → He / She implies

7. occupy → He / She occupies

8. pity → He / She pities

9. worry → He / She worries

1. ‘How long have you been speaking French?'

‘For three years.'

2. ‘How long have you been playing the saxophone?'

‘For six years.'

3. ‘How long have you been singing in the school choir?'

‘Since last September.'

4. ‘How long have you been playing chess?'

‘Since I was a little boy / girl.'

5. ‘How long have you been living in Seattle?'

‘For many many years. Since 2000.'

1. Sandy: ‘Because I've / have been reading and I didn't know what time it was. I'm sorry!'

2. Caroline: ‘Because I‘ve / have been browsing the Net and I completely forgot.'

3. Sophia: ‘I've / have been sleeping I was exhausted.'

4. Greg: ‘I have not / haven't been feeling well lately. I couldn't prepare anything.'

5. Christopher: ‘I've / have been working. I have a math test tomorrow.'

‘Are you ready for the performance in two days?'

‘I'm afraid, we are not ready yet.'

‘But what have you been doing all these months?'

‘We've / have been rehearsing. We've / have been singing. We've / have been dancing, have been making costumes, have been learning our roles by heart.'

‘Don't worry! You've put a lot of work into it. I'm sure it'll be a great success.'

1. He speaks English very fluently. He has been learning English for six years.

2. She has been waiting for the bus for half an hour. But she can't get in because it's full. She is furious.

3. They have been watching videos on YouTube all night. They are too tired to wake up and go to school.

4. ‘How long have you been working in this shop?' ‘Since it opened.'

5. Katy has been talking all evening. That's why she hasn't done any homework yet.

1. I've been gardening.

2. I've been painting my garage door.

3. Have you been smoking?

4. I've been running for two hours.

5. Because I've been waiting for you for an hour.