Tenses in a Conversation

Mia: Mom, there's a new cell phone out. It's amazing. Could I get one?

Mom: Honey, your phone ____ still _____ (work) fine. We shouldn't waste money like this.

Mia: But mom, my phone is outdated. Besides, half the screen _____ (crack) and the battery life is terrible.

Mia: And some letters on the keyboard _____(work).

Mia: And it's basicaly, it's the slowest phone I _____ ever _____ (see).

Mia: That's why I need a new phone.

Mom: Well, I _____ (buy) a new battery for the phone and it _____ (be) fine.

Black Friday sales _____ (come) soon, now it would be a good time to get a nice deal on a better phone.

• are coming

• coming

• have come

• comes

Mom: Mia, I just _____ (receive) your school report yesterday and I _____ (notice) your grades are not good.

• have received - have noticed

• receive - notice

• received - noticed

• received - notice

Mom: That's why I _____ (not buy) you a new phone unless your grade improve

• didn't buy

• won't buy

• don't buy

• am not going to buy

Mia: Ok, I promise to do my best to improve my grades. I _____ (study) harder from now on.

• study

• am study

• will study

• am going to study