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1. My friend **plays** football at weekends. 2. Jane and Minh love collecting **stamps**. 3. My hobby is **taking** photos. 4. My sister's hobby is **drawing**. 5. His mother enjoys **sewing**. 6. I think **collecting** coins is very interesting. 7. When I have free time, I usually go **swimming**. 8. Mike likes **horse riding**. Here are the completed sentences: 1. The trip starts on Friday morning. 2. Everybody gets on the coach by six o'clock a.m. 3. The coach stops at a roadside restaurant at 7.30. 4. We have breakfast and get on the coach again after 30 minutes. 5. We arrive in Phan Rang at about 11.30 and have lunch there. 6. The coach leaves for NhaTrang at 12.00. 7. We reach NhaTrang at about 2.00 p.m. 8. Everybody checks in at the hotel then. 9. You take a short rest after checking in. 10. We meet again for dinner at 6 p.m. Here are the completed sentences using the present perfect simple tense of the verbs. 1. Has the film begun at 3:30 or 4:30? 2. The art exhibition opened on May 3rd and ended on May 15th. 3. The train left Plymouth at 11:30 and arrived in London at 14:15. (Note: Since the train has already left and arrived, the simple past tense is used instead of the present perfect simple tense.) 4. We started our work on Monday and finished on Thursday. (Note: Similar to question 3, the simple past tense is used instead.) 5. I'm bored with this TV program. When will it finish? (Note: The present perfect simple tense is not used here; instead, the question is about the future, so 'will finish' is used.) 6. What time does your train leave tomorrow? (Note: The question is about a future event, so the present simple tense is used instead.) 7. Next Friday will be the thirteenth. (Note: The question is about a future event, so 'will be' is used instead.) 8. Where have they collected garbage? - At Dong Xuan Market. (Note: Although 'Where have they collected' is in the present perfect simple tense, the context does not fit. A better option would be 'Where do they collect?' or 'Where have they been collecting?') Corrected version: - Where do they collect garbage? - At Dong Xuan Market. or - Where have they been collecting garbage? - At Dong Xuan Market. 9. What time will you finish your work tomorrow? (Note: The question is about a future event, so 'will finish' is used instead.) 10. My train leaves at 11:30, so I need to be at the station by 11:15. (Note: Since the train's departure time is fixed and known, the present simple tense is used instead.) Here are the correct verb forms: 1. Will he write to his friends next week? (Simple Future) 2. He won't come here tomorrow. (Simple Future) 3. How often do you play tennis? (Simple Present) 4. Will you play table tennis this weekend? (Simple Future) 5. Most shops usually open at 8.00 a.m. and close at 6.00 p.m. (Simple Present) 6. School children wear uniform on Mondays. (Simple Present) 7. We don't like roller skating because it's dangerous. (Simple Present) 8. I'll come to meet you at the station next weekend. (Simple Future) 9. Will you come to see the doctor next week? (Simple Future) 10. My brother usually goes fishing in his free time. (Simple Present) 1. will go 2. will get 3. give 4. practises 5. will see / will you go 6. will hold 7. will meet