The boy at home an hour before, if he his school at one o’clock last monday.  would have been / had left  has been / left  had been / had left  was / would leave  would be / had left

-stop making a noise, freddy! your little sister is sleeping.

-i am not making a noise, mum.

-but you're talking.

-no, i am not.

-what are you doing, then?

-i'm learning the words of a new english song.

-is that you, alice?

-yes, hello, bessy.

-what are you doing?

-i'm learning a new poem. what are you doing?

-i'm watching tv. they are showing a very interesting interview with a pop singer.

-i will watch it too, then.

1.she gets up early in the morning.

2.he works at night.

3.he eats lunch at 1 o`clock.

4.john has lunch after noon.

5.mark works on the weekend.

6.bill watches tv in the evening.

7.i do my homework in the afternoon.

8.we go to bed at 10 o`clock.

9.i brush my teeth on the morning.