Complete each sentence using either yesterday or tomorrow:

 

1. The Prime Minister gave a long speech about the economy ____________________. It was pretty boring!

 

2. When I saw you ____________________ I forgot to tell you that the conference won’t be finishing until ____________________ night.

 

3. Sal should’ve told me ____________________ that she won’t be able to pay us ____________________.

 

4. I could’ve had a lie in ____________________, if you weren’t leaving so early.

 

5. Was it busy in town ____________________?

 

6. I’ll be sorry to see you go when you leave ____________________.

 

7. If I can get a day off work ____________________, I’ll be able to spend a bit of time with you.

 

8. If I could’ve bought you a birthday present ____________________ I would’ve done.

 

9. We’re going on holiday to Venice ____________________.

 

10. I’ve never really liked Mexican food, but I really enjoyed the meal ____________________.

 

11. You must have rung the wrong number ____________________, because I was at home all morning.

 

12. Can you do the washing up that’s been sitting here since ____________________, please?

 

13. We were gardening for about two hours ___________________ morning.

 

14. Could I have a go on your new computer game when I come round ____________________?

 

15. I think it should be quite sunny ____________________.