Mary- Wow! That's so beautiful.(interjection) (simple present)

Tim- I don't think we'll be staying in the same room, somehow.(simple present) (The future progressive form+phrasal verb)

Mary- Oh, really? (interrogative sentence)(interjection) Tim- Oh, if they offer you tea, just say no. (interjection) (first conditional)Tim’s mom- Hello.Tim- Mum, this is Mary. (simple present)Tim’s mom- Mary! Mary- Hi.Tim’s mom- Good Lord, you're pretty. (simple present)Mary- Oh, no, it's just I've got a lot of mascara and lipstick on.(interjection) (present perfect)Tim’s mom- Let's have a look. Oh, yes. Good. It's very bad for a girl to be too pretty.

(simple present) (interjection) (simple present)It stops her developing a sense of humor. Or a personality. Tea? (interrogative sentence)

(gerund) (simple present) Mary- I'd love a cup of tea. (simple present)Tim- Oh, Christ, that's the whole day gone.(interjection) (simple present)the passive? Tim- She's a very special guest. Cup without the crack.(simple present)Mary- Oh. Skipping stones. (interjection) (gerund)Tim’s mom- They've been doing this since he was about this high.

(present perfect progressive form)And what are your faults? (simple present+interrogative sentence) I mean, little weaknesses. (simple present)Mary- Oh. Uh... I, uh... Well, I'm very insecure. (simple present)(interjection)Tim’s mom- Sweet. Mary- Okay. I've a very bad temper sometimes. (simple present)Tim’s mom- How else are you gonna get a fella to do? what you want?(The future simple+interrogative sentence) (simple present+interrogative sentence) Mary- And, of course, I have... I have a weakness for your son. (simple present)Tim’s mom- So do I. But best not to tell him. Don't want him getting cocky.

(simple present) (gerund)Tim’s father- Pow! I'm so good without the ball. Pow!

(interjection) (simple present) (interjection)Tim- What do you think of her? (simple present+interrogative sentence) (phrasal verb) Tim’s father- I like her more than you already. (simple present+comparative)Tim-Oh, look, I'd forgotten this. Jimmy Fontana Il Mondo.(interjection) (past perfect)Tim’s father- Greatest record ever recorded by an Italian

(superlative) (simple past)who looks like he's got a dead badger on his head. (the passive)Tim- And you've got the album. (present perfect)Tim’s father- Yes!Tim’s father- Check out those specs! Come on, on with the game! Right.

(phrasal verb) (phrasal verb) And what an extraordinary game this is. (simple present)For the first time a father and son are playing each otherin the World Table Tennis. (present progressive) Final and neither of them are Chinese. (simple present)Tremendous play from the old World Champion and his son,the first openly ginger British table tennis player. (simple present) but there are signs the youngster's beginning to crack. (present progressive) here are tears in his eyes. (simple present)Tim- There are not! (simple present)Tim’s father- There soon will be! (The future simple)Kit Kat- Hey. Tim- Hey! I didn't know you were here. (simple past)Kit Kat- Yeah. I just popped down for a while. (simple past)Tim- Okay. What about the job? (simple present+interrogative sentence)Oh. So how long have you been here? (present perfect+interrogative sentence)(interjection)Kit Kat- Couple of weeks. Tim- Gosh! So, life in London... (interjection)Kit Kat- Horrid. Tim- Okay.Kit Kat- Is Mary here? (simple present+interrogative sentence) Tim- Yes. Kit Kat- Where? (interrogative sentence) Tim- Downstairs.Tim- You be gentle. Be gentle! (imperative sentence)(simple present)Kit Kat- Oh! (interjection) Tim’s uncle- Oh, careful! (interjection)Mary- Yeah, nice to see you, too. I'm trying to make a good impression... (present progressive)Kit Kat- Yeah, you make a good impression. (simple present)Tim- Right, sorry. Sorry. I've got an important announcement to make. (present perfect)Tim’s father- Exciting.Tim- Mum. We've decided, after a little bit of thought, to get married. (present perfect)Tim’s uncle- That's wonderful news. Who are you getting married to? (the passive)

(simple present) (present progressive+interrogative sentence)Tim- To Mary. Over there.Tim’s uncle- Oh, thank God for that. Jolly embarrassing if it had been another girl. Imagine that.

(interjection) (third conditional)Tim’s uncle- We're so pleased. (simple present+the passive)Tim- Oh, no, sorry. Uh... Yeah. By the way, (interjection) the wedding will be quite soon because we're having a baby, too.(The future simple) (present progressive)Tim’s uncle- You're pregnant? (simple present+interrogative sentence) Mary- Yes. Tim’s uncle- Who's the father? (simple present+interrogative sentence)Tim- Well, Tim, I hope. (simple present)

Tim’s uncle- God for that. Jolly awkward if it had been another fellow. (third conditional)