Put the verbs in boxes into the present continuous, present simple, past continuous or past simple. 1 – Lisa study hard last night when I called her. – I know. She even not go to Jane's game party 2 – You look terrible. What's wrong? – I have a terrible headache. 3 – you/like this dress? – Yes, a lot. How much it/cost?

Okay, let's fill in the blanks with the correct verb tenses. 1. The first sentence talks about what Lisa was doing when the speaker called her *last night*, so we use the past continuous for *study* and the past simple negative for *not go*: - Lisa *was studying* hard last night when I called her. - I know. She even *didn't go* to Jane's game party. 2. The second set of sentences uses the present tense because the situation is happening now: - You *look* terrible. What's wrong? - I *have* a terrible headache. 3. The third set asks about the person’s general preferences and then asks about a particular cost. So: - *Do* you *like* this dress? -Yes, a lot. How much *does it cost*? So, the answers are: 1. was studying, didn't go 2. look, have 3. Do...like, does it cost