To fill in the blanks with the appropriate tenses, here’s how you can complete the sentences:

1. **Present simple (S + V/ V-s/-es)**: Indicates habitual actions or general truths.

2. **Past progressive (S + was/were + V-ing)**: Describes actions that were ongoing in the past.

3. **Present perfect (S + have/has + P2)**: Refers to actions that occurred at an unspecified time before now or that started in the past and continue in the present.

4. **Past simple (S + V-ed)**: Describes actions that were completed in the past.

5. **Past progressive (S + was/were + V-ing)**: (same as above, repeated for emphasis).

6. **Past perfect (S + had + P2)**: Indicates an action that was completed before another past action.

7. **Future simple (S + will + V-inf)**: Describes actions that will happen in the future.

8. **Near future (S + is/am/are + going to + V-inf)**: Indicates intentions or plans for the near future.

So, in summary:

1. **Present simple (S + V/ V-s/-es)**: **(e.g., She walks)**

2. **Past progressive (S + was/were + V-ing)**: **(e.g., They were walking)**

3. **Present perfect (S + have/has + P2)**: **(e.g., He has walked)**

4. **Past simple (S + V-ed)**: **(e.g., I walked)**

5. **Past progressive (S + was/were + V-ing)**: **(e.g., She was walking)**

6. **Past perfect (S + had + P2)**: **(e.g., They had walked)**

7. **Future simple (S + will + V-inf)**: **(e.g., I will walk)**

8. **Near future (S + is/am/are + going to + V-inf)**: **(e.g., She is going to walk)**

Feel free to adjust the verbs or subjects as necessary based on the context you are working with!