Fill in with the correct verb form in the present simple.

1. She (be) good at school.

2. Elephants (eat) grass.

3. I (like) fish and chips.

4. She always (meet) her friends after school.

5. Tom often (wear) a white shirt and blue jeans.

6. They (be) never tired in the morning.

7. He (like) apples and bananas.

8. The children sometimes (go) to the playground.

9. Sandra usually (take) the bus to school.

10. Derrick always (have) lunch at a restaurant.

11. The boys often (play) computer games.

12. Our cat hardly ever (catch) a mouse.

13. Paul (walk) his dog every day.

14. Our daughter often (get) up too late.

15. My mother (bake) a cake every Saturday.

Use the negative form of the verbs to complete the sentences. Use short forms (don't, isn't, can't, ...).
Example: We get up early. We don't get up early.
1. He has a sister.

He .
2. They know his address.

They .
3. She loves strawberry milkshake.

She .
4. They live in New York.

They .
5. He can speak English.

He .
6. Peter eats fruit every day.

Peter .
7. We learn Spanish at school.

We .
8. I like reading books.

I .
9. Francis likes his new teacher.

Francis .
10. Sue is a smart girl.
Sue .
11. I can play the piano.

I .
12. They drink coffee.

They .
13. He meets his friends after school.

He .
14. The boys are at home.

The boys .
15. My brother sings in a band.

My brother .

Form the questions with do or does.

Example: I often help her. - Do you often help her?
1. They wash the car.

?
2. I get up early.

?
3. They walk to school.

?
4. Jim eats an orange.

?
5. My sister listens to her new CD.

?
6. Ann cleans her shoes.

?
7. Henry climbs the tree.

?
8. Tina and Paul eat spaghetti.

?
9. We like pizza.

?
10. Gary and Peter go to the party.

?
11. My parents work in a restaurant.

?
12. We like our uncle.

?
13. She sings her favourite song.

?
14. Bill reads a book.

?
15. Mary goes to the zoo.

?
PAST TENSE 6

Fill in the correct simple past forms.

The students of class 8B (do) a project last week. First the pupils (choose) what they wanted

to do. Then they (get) information from books and brochures, and they (talk) to a lot of

people. They (find) some interesting photos in the library. Their teacher (help) them when

they (ask) her. Then they (make) a poster and a video and (tell) the

other groups about their project.

A project about Cornwall - Fill in the correct simple past forms.

arrange bring choose decide find get go say start

Last month Jenny, Nick and Ben to do a project together. They Cornwall. First

Jenny to a travel agency and some brochures. Nick and Ben some

interesting books in the library. Then they work. A week later they all their material to

school and it on a poster. Your presentation is interesting, Miss Hunt.

Example: She did her homework. - and Peter - Did he do his homework?
1. She went to the cinema yesterday. - and you?

to the cinema yesterday?

2. He drove to London yesterday. - and Hanna?

to London yesterday?
3. They wrote an email. - and you?

an email?
4. She learned for the test. - and Jake?

for the test?

5. Linda got up early. - and her kids?

early?
6. I watched TV yesterday - and you?

TV yesterday?
7. I phoned her last week? - and Peter?

her last week?

8. I had a cold last month. - and Barbara?
 a cold last month?
9. We bought some nice presents for her. - and your brother?

nice presents, too?

10. He tidied up his room. - and you?

your room?
11. They invited Neil to their party. - and you?

Neil to your party?

12. We played tennis yesterday. - and Jill?

tennis yesterday, too?

Fill in the present progressive. Use the verbs in brackets.

1. I'm busy now because I the house. (clean)

2. they lunch? (prepare)

3. The girls an email to their friend. (write)

4. Her friends in the park. (not play)

5. They his birthday. (celebrate)

6. Do you have time to talk? Sorry, but I . (study)

7. Peter his best friend. (phone)

8. He a green baseball cap. (wear)

9. They for the key. (look)

10. Hurry! The bus . (come)

11. He his teeth. (clean)

12. Why you ? (laugh)

13. Please listen to me. I to you. (talk)

14. Frank and Mary at the party. (dance)

15. She her presents. (open)

Fill in the present simple or the present progressive.

1. Mr Cooper always a pound of sugar. (buy)

2. The shop assistant the door now. (close)

3. Kevin and Alan never away glass bottles. (throw)

4. Look! Freddy two baskets. (carry)

5. Now Mrs Caveman out of the window. (look)

6. Mrs Bingham shopping every Saturday. (go)

7. I the money at the moment. (count)

8. Mr Root always a box of eggs before buying them. (open)

 9. Mum often her change. (forget)

10. Listen! The manager to a customer. (talk)

11. My friends often to the computer shop. (go)

12. We always our things in a basket. (put)

13. The shop at the moment. (close)

14. Every Sunday they tennis. (play)

15. She a shower now. (take)

Fill in the will - future of the words below.

have go meet visit walk have buy not be have

Tomorrow I my friend George. We to the movies and then

we our dinner at the new fast food place. In the afternoon we George's

uncle and play table tennis in his garden. Then we around in the shopping mall where

we a look at the shops. Maybe I new jeans. We back before

6 oclock. I think we a great day.

When I'm older, I will ... - complete the sentences.

buy - have - watch - buy - go - stay - go

When I'm older, I out late.

When I'm older, I TV as long as I like.

When I'm older, I to parties.

When I'm older, I two children.

When I'm older, I a car.

When I'm older, I to the cinema.

When I'm older, I a lot of sweets.

When I'm older, I will not / won't....
do - write - go - wash - go - live - make

When I'm older, I any homework.

When I'm older, I my bed in the morning.

When I'm older, I for a walk with my parents.

When I'm older, I my father's car.

When I'm older, I to school.

When I'm older, I so much.

When I'm older, I in my parent's house.

GOING TO - FUTURE 1
 Fill in the GOING TO future.

1. I him tomorrow. (meet)

2. They to Dublin. (drive)

3. He to the football match. (go)

4. She her aunt. (visit)

5. We a test. (write)

6. They them tea. (offer)

7. My friends their holidays in Wales. (spend)

8. My uncle a birthday present for Harry. (buy)

9. I the rabbits. (feed)

10. My father his car. (wash)

11. Tom you with the homework. (help)

12. There a meeting at our school. (be)

13. Winter holidays in the first week of February. (be)

14. I it for you. (repair)

15. They Japanese. (learn)

Past simple or past progressive - write down the correct form.

1. They (play) cards when the postman (come).

2. I (sweep) the floor when I (hear) a noise.

3. She (watch) TV when the doorbell (ring).

4. We (hear) a cry and (run) into the kitchen.

5. First Sam (buy) the newspaper, and then he (take) the plane to
Chicago.

6. Susan and Sally (play) tennis when it (begin) to rain.

7. I think she (wear) her new hat when I (see) her at the zoo.
 8. A lot of children (wait) at the station when the star (arrive).

9. They (have) their supper when they (hear) about the accident.

10. When the phone (ring), mum (work) in the garden.

11. Sally (take) a photo when I (dance).

12. They (read) a book when the lights (go) out.

13. While George (repair) his bike, Bill (play) computer games.

14. We (talk) about the movie while we (walk) home.

15. They (forget) our lunch at home last Friday.

Write down the sentences. Use the present perfect simple tense.
Example: Snoopy / catch / a mouse. Snoopy has caught a mouse.
1. Brian / play / football

.
2. Susan / read / her new book

.
3. I / find / some money in the street

.
4. Mr and Mrs Baker / have / an accident

.
5. Tom Davis / win / the tennis match

.
6. Alison Brown / lose / her keys

.
7. Mr Martin / make / breakfast for the boys

.
8. The girls / bring / some wood for the fire

.
9. The Snows / complete / a cheap car insurance

.
10. Mrs Black / wash / the dishes

PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST TENSE 1

1. I a great film yesterday. (see)

2. a cheap laptop? (you ever buy)

3. Sue the flu last winter. (have)

 4. A few days ago we to his uncle. (drive)

5. They bingo Wednesday afternoon. (play)

6. He the bus to get there. (already take)

7. Last week my rabbit away. (run)

8. We a lot last Sunday. (do)

9. to India? (she ever be)

10. I him last Monday. (meet)

11. She yet. (not wake up)

12. I her since last Thursday. (not meet)

13. Bob well last night. (sleep)

14. I a letter from her two days ago. (get)

15. They in Germany. (already arrive)

FOR OR SINCE 1

1. I haven't been to Italy July 2005.

2. She has lived in Paris January.

3. Jim has studied three hours. Now he is tired.

4. My friend has been ill a long time.

5. It has been raining more than four days.

6. I haven't seen him Eastern.

7. He hasn't had a holiday last summer.

8. He hasn't done any work a month.

9. We have had this car 1998.

 10. We have been here two hours.

11. She hasn't written Christmas.

12. Carol hasn't eaten meat ages.

13. We have been working in his office three years.

14. It has been snowing yesterday morning.

15. I haven't spoken to her our quarrel.

PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE 1

Complete the sentences in the present perfect continuous tense using the verbs given in the brackets.

1. It (rain) for hours.

2. Mike (collect) stamps since 1995.

3. Bob (play) tennis since he was seven.

4. I (wait) for the bus for 15 minutes.

5. How long your brother (play) guitar?

6. How long he (play) golf?

7. I (work) for this company for seventeen years.

8. How long it (rain)?

9. Mary (study) German for two years.

10. My grandparents (live) in that house since 1962.

11. My mother (cook) for 3 hours.

12. My sister (drive) since 1972.

13. Peter (live) in India since last month.

14. How long you (work) in the garden?

 15. They (lie) in the sun for hours.

PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT 1

Fill in Past simple, past progressive or past perfect simple.

1. When they (sleep), thieves (break) in and (steal) their jewelry.

2. After he (repair) his bike, he (drive) to his grandparents.

3. Before she (have) dinner, she (work) in the garden.

4. I (see) him yesterday in front of the cinema.

5. When they (listen) to music, they (hear) a loud noise.

6. He (not visit) me before he (fly) to Greece.

7. He (hear) a loud cry from outside and (rush) out.

8. While she (learn) for her test, her brother (play) football with his friends.

9. We (not play) chess last Sunday.

10. He (go) shopping after he (phone) me.

11. When we (meet) Jane at the party, she (wear) a red dress.

12. He (not drive) fast when the accident (happen).

13. The boys (break) a window when they (play) football in the garden.

14. Mary (not work) yesterday. She (be) ill.

15. After she (help) me with the housework, she (go) to meet her friends.

FUTURE TENSES 1

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to or present progressive.

1. They (drive) to New York tomorrow morning.

2. I hope the weather (be) nice.

3. I offered him this job. I think he (take) it.

4. I promise I (not tell) your secret to anyone.

5. Take your umbrella with you. It (rain).

6. They (play) cards this evening.

7. I (go) to the cinema tomorrow.

8. They (fly) to Seattle next summer holidays.

9. I (invite) 50 people to the party, and I hope everyone (come).

10. That exercise looks difficult. I (help) you.

11. he (go) to the football match?

12. Are you sure they (win) the match?

13. She probably (stay) till Thursday.

14. He (not leave) tomorrow.

15. We think he (come) home late in the night.