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Well thanks guys, but I’ve got to try and get home.
Well thanks guys, but I’ve got to try and get home.
but I thought that would be a nice surprise for Jen when I get home.
a nice surprise for Jen when I get home.
Finally I get home exhausted and eat a home cooked meal.
Sweet like you, linked all night Can't sleep, can't sleep at night Steve won't play, then it's offside I ain't, I ain't playing you Please don't lie, that you care Stay your mind, maybe I will Put both hands over the wheel And I'm breaking my heart alone It's not a constant dream It's just that I'm living in a dream Try to stop the clock I know it is too late But it is too late I'm taking the time to slow down I'm taking the time to get home It's like I'm leaving home So I'm trying to Get as long as I need to be It's not a constant dream It's just that I'm living in a dream I don't know how I've gotten to this Try to navigate my days with only Who am I to wonder why or just how you did it And I want to just associate The one you want from losing my way Won't make a difference when I see your face Sweet but no, it's all mine Kiss me, kiss me, kiss me on the lips People tell you that there's no such thing I, I want you, please don't lie That I hate you Say you might make it out Football games, I'm throwing up I'm taking the time to slow down I'm taking the time to get home It's like I'm leaving home It's not a constant dream It's just that I'm living in a dream I don't know how I've gotten to this Try to navigate my days with only Who am I to wonder why or just how you did it Kiss me, kiss me, kiss me on the lips People tell you that there's no such thing I, I want you, please don't lie That I hate you Kiss me, kiss me, kiss me on the lips People tell you that there's no such thing I, I want you, please don't lie I, I want you, please don't lie I, I want you, please don't lie That I hate you I, I want you, please don't lie That I hate you I, I want you, please don't lie
So an action might be happening at the moment of speaking, for example, "I'm making a video right now," or around a certain time, for example, "Before we met, I was living in Scotland," or simultaneously when another action occurs, for example, "When you get home, I'll be working in the office." The perfect aspect is formed with some version of have plus the past participle.
Perfect verb phrases can describe states, for example, "I've loved you since I first met you." Actions, for example, "I will have gone to the gym by the time you get home." And habits, for example, "My father had started work at 9 o'clock every day for the last 20 years." And of course, we can link aspects to create perfect continuous verb phrases.
We were on a pretty tight budget, and so short notice flights to get home were outrageously expensive, but they were completely covered by our travel insurance.
so short-notice flights to get home were outrageously expensive, but they were completely covered by our travel insurance.
What I said to you is when I get home, I whip off my clothes.
What I said to you is when I get home, I whip off my clothes.
If you get home, like let's say you bought a shirt, you get home, it doesn't fit properly, too bad, it's yours.
If you get home...
Speaking of keeping busy, I have an early start tomorrow and the babysitter has to get home.
Speaking of keeping busy, I have an early start tomorrow, and the babysitter has to get home.