Narrative tenses	

When I started work today, I had / was having / had already had / hadn’t had  breakfast.

When I started primary school, I learned / had learned / was learning to write.

When I left school, I  had been to / was going to / had been going to   ______ [number] countries

When I left my last job, I worked / had been working / was working there 
for _____[number]  years.

When I got married I went out / was going out / had gone out / had been going out with my girl /boy friend for ______ [number] years 

I did / didn’t take an umbrella with me this morning because it rained / didn’t rain / hadn’t rained / had rained / wasn’t raining / was raining.

When I got to the class this evening, the lesson started / was starting / hadn’t started / had started.

When I woke up this morning, my mum / dad / husband / wife / brother / sister / dog / cat   
got up / was getting up / had got up / hadn’t got up yet

Narrative tenses	

When I started work today, I had / was having / had already had / hadn’t had  breakfast.

When I started primary school, I learned / had learned / was learning to write.

When I left school,  I  had been to / was going to / had been going to   ______ [number] countries

When I left my last job, I worked / had been working / was working there 
for _____[number]  years.

When I got married I went out / was going out / had gone out / had been going out with my girl /boy friend for ______ [number] years 

I did / didn’t take an umbrella with me this morning because it rained / didn’t rain / hadn’t rained / had rained / wasn’t raining / was raining.

When I got to the class this evening, the lesson started / was starting / hadn’t started / had started.

When I woke up this morning, my mum / dad / husband / wife / brother / sister / dog / cat         got up / was getting up / had got up / hadn’t got up yet

Answers	

When I started work today, I had / was having / had already had / hadn’t had  breakfast. 
[No correct answer. The answer depends on you.]

When I started primary school, I learned / had learned / was learning to write.
[No correct answer. The answer depends on you.]

When I left school, I  had been to / was going to / had been going to   ______ [number] countries

When I left my last job, I worked / had been working / was working there 
for _____ [number]  years.

When I got married I went out / was going out / had gone out / had been going out with my girl /boy friend for ______ [number] years 

I did / didn’t take an umbrella with me this morning because it rained / didn’t rain / hadn’t rained / had rained / wasn’t raining / was raining.

When I got to the class this evening, the lesson started / was starting / hadn’t started / had started.
[No correct answer. The answer depends on you.]

When I woke up this morning, my mum / dad / husband / wife / brother / sister / dog / cat         got up / was getting up / had got up / hadn’t got up yet
[No correct answer. The answer depends on you.]