. A: “What  stayedwill callhave you beendobehaveswill winhave you writtenhave beenhave donewill voteam not workingwereyou will callhave beenhave doneam not workinghave you beendohave you writtenwill votestayedwerebehaveswill win?” (do)
B: “I’m a teacher, but I will votedostayedwill callhave you writtenhave you beenhave beenwill winbehavesam not workinghave donewere at the
moment.” (not work)
2. A: “How many people will votebehavesam not workingwill winhave you writtenwill callhave beenhave you beenstayedweredohave doneto the party
last Saturday?” (go)
B: “I don’t know. I werewill callhave donehave beenwill votestayedam not workinghave you writtenbehaveswill windohave you beenat home.” (stay)
3. A: “John behaveswill winhave you beenhave beenhave donestayedwill voteam not workingwill calldowerehave you written very strangely these
days.” (behave)
B: “I know. I have doneam not workingdowill callstayedwill winhave you writtenwerehave you beenbehaveshave beenwill vote him later to see if he’s
all right.” (call)
6. A: “  have doneam not workingbehaveswill winwill votewill callhave beendostayedhave you writtenhave you beenwerein bed when I called you
yesterday?” (be)
B: “No, I  dowill winhave donewill votehave beenhave you beenhave you writtenbehavesam not workingwerestayedwill callon the computer.” (work)
7. A: “Who  behavesdowill votehave you beenwerestayedhave beenhave you writtenhave donewill callwill winam not workingthe next presidential
election in your opinion?” (win)
B: “I have no idea, but what I know is that
I  have beenhave you beenhave you writtenwerehave donewill calldowill votewill winam not workingstayedbehavesthis time.” (vote)
8. A: “ have donestayedwill votewill winam not workinghave beendohave you writtenhave you beenbehaveswerewill call you the report for our
history class yet?” (write)
B: “Yes, I  have you writtenhave beenstayeddowill winwill callwerehave doneam not workinghave you beenwill votebehavesit last night.” (do)