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The Verb - Present Tenses: End of Unit Test
The Verb - Present Tenses: End of Unit Test
V.8.1. Put the verbs in brackets into Past Simple or Past Perfect:
1.When she (hear) heard the noise she turned to see what it was.
2.When I saw her I knew we (never meet) had never met before.
3.When I looked at the lorry I could see that somebody (drive) drove in.
4.The movie (start already) already started when we arrived at the cinema.
5.The doctor examined her leg and (find) find that she had broken it.
6.I was hungry because I (not eat) haven’t eaten since breakfast.
7.I was frightened because the police (come) came for my sister.
8.I was feeling very thirsty because I (drink) had drunk too much alcohol.
9.I told him twice that I (not know) won’t not know him.
10. I told him I didn't know who (steal) had stolen his pen.
11. I paid for the window because my son (break) broke it.
12. I felt really stupid because I (make) had made a lot of mistakes.
13. I couldn't get in because I (lose) have lost my keys.
14. I (write) had written a long letter to my mother yesterday.
15. He told me he (never see) had never seen anything like that.
16. He told me he (never be) had never been to Australia before.
17. He started to read the newspaper he (buy) has bought an hour earlier.
18. He (spend) had spent three years in Tahiti when he was a child.
19. Before he came to Warsaw he (live) lived in Prague.
20. After she (finish) finished breakfast she left the house.
VI.8.2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. There may be more than
one possibility.
1. "What are you going to do when you leave university?" "I want to go back to
London"
a. do you do; b. are you going to do; c. are you doing; d. will you do
2. If the plane gets in late I will miss my train connection.
a. am missing; b. will miss; c. am going to miss; d. will be missing
3. It's half past eight and it takes twenty minutes to get to the station. My train
leaves in fifteen minutes. I am going to be late.
a. am late; b. will be late; c. am going to be late; d. am being late
4. I've had twenty replies to the invitations I sent out, so I know twenty people
will definitely come .
a. definitely come; b. are definitely coming; c. will definitely come; d. are
definitely going to come
5. I'm sure you are going to feel a lot better after a good night's sleep.
a. feel; b. are feeling; c. will feel; d. are going to feel
6. "Oh, no! I've spilt my wine." "Don't worry. I'll be getting a cloth to wipe it up."
a. I get; b. I'm getting; c. I'll get; d. I'll be getting
7. The plane doesn't leave until tomorrow afternoon, so I am going to pack the
cases in the morning.
a. pack; b. will pack; c. am going to pack; d. am packing
8. "Can I come round after dinner?" "Yes, that's fine. I won't be doing anything."
a. don't do; b. won't do; c. won't be doing; d. won't have been doing
9. The match doesn't start till 9 o'clock, so we are going to have a drink first.
a. will have; b. are going to have; c. are having; d. will be having
10. At the beginning of next month we will be married for ten years.
a. are; b. will be; c. are going to be; d. will have been.