Tiempos verbales

Fill the blanks with the correct tense of the verb in brackets.

That evening, like every other evening, Jil________________ (stay) at home. She________________ (iron) her school uniform when thetelephone________________ (ring).
It________________ (be) her best friend Sissy on the phone. "What________________ (you do)
tomorrow evening?"
"Saturday night?"
"Yes. There's going to be a party.You must go."
"But Sissy, you________________ (know) I________________ (not go) to parties."
"Come on Jil, you're a junior college students now. Your parents should let you have a little freedom togo to parties."
"No, it________________ (not be) my parents,"________________ (admit) Jil. "It's me. I
________________ (not like) going to parties. It's ..."
"Come on Jil,"________________(insist) Sissy, "How________________ (you make) any friends if you
________________ (not socialise)?"
Jil________________ (reply), " But I - I________________ (never be) to a party. I mean, what________________ (I wear)?"
"Didn't you read The Textbook?"
"What textbook?"
"The Teenage Textbook, woman. The one I________________ (give) you for your birthday. Look, you have to go. I________________(invite) all our old gang, as well as Rosie, Jillian, May, Linda and Toni. There'll be also guys. Sean________________ (come) with Rick -________________ (you know) him? He used to have a crush on me.I________________ (ask) Harry and Jason to come, too. Come on Jil."
"Well, OK," Jil________________ (say) eventually. "I________________ (come)."
"Great. I have to go now, Jil. I have to go call someother people. See you tomorrow in school. Bye-bye."
Sissy rang off.
That night, Jil________________ (sit) in bed, wrapped up in her soft blue blanket, two big pillows
propping her up and herfavourite pink bolster in her arms.
She________________ (pull) out The Teenage Textbook from the chest of drawers beside her bed and
________________ (open) it to the lesson on parties. This is what it...