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Supply the correct verb forms.1. I (see) saw a car accident while I (wait) was waiting for you on this corner yesterday.2. Mr Jone (be) has been principal of our school since last year.3. Mr Smith (teach) has taught at this school since he (graduate) graduated in 1980.
4. My father (not watch) doesn't watch TV every night.5. I (meet) met Arthur three weeks ago.6. Yesterday the police (report) reported that they (capture) had captured the thief.7. My friend (thank) thanked me for what I had done for him.8. Someone (steal) has stolen my handbag on the bus.9. The Browns (live) had been living in Paris for 7 years when the second World War (break) broke out.10. Last month I (be) was in the hospital for ten days.11. Don’t call me in the afternoon. I usually (be) am usually away in the afternoon.12. Mr Clark (be) was in New York 2 months ago. Mr Rossi (be) had been in New York until 2 months ago.13. John (drive) has driven that car ever since I (know) knew him.14. People (speak) speak English in most of Canada.15. The dog (wag) wags his tail whenever he (see) sees me.16. What were you (do) doing when I (ring) rang you last night?17. Up to then I never (see) had never seen such a fat man.18. I (not see) haven't seen him since last Monday.19. They had sold all the books when we (get) got there.20. I think he (leave) will leave as soon as he (know) knows the news.21. She (play) was playing the piano when our guests (arrive) arrived last night.22. He (come) and (see) you soon.23. I (come) will come as soon as I have finished my work. Are You (be) ready?24. My mother (come) will come to stay with us next weekend.25. Where are you (spend) going to spend your holidays next summer?26. Violets (bloom) bloom in spring.27. We (not live) haven't lived in England for two years now.28. I (never forget) will never forget what you (just tell) have just told me.29. They (prepare) are preparing the Christmas dinner at the moment.30. When I last (stay) stayed in Cairo, I (ride) rode to the Pyramids on a camel that my friend (borrow) had borrowed the daybefore.31. Our teacher (tell) told us yesterday that he (visit) visited England in 1970.
32. George (work) has been working at the university so far.33. When he lived in Manchester, he (work) worked in a bank.34. Birds (build) build their nests in summer and (fly) fly to the South in winter.35.1 (lose) have lost my key. (can) Can you help me look for it?36. My father (not smoke) hasn't smoked for 5 years.37. My teacher wasn’t at home when I (arrive) arrived. He (just go) has just gone out.38. How long have Bob and Mary (be) been married?39. Have You (receive) received any letter from your parents yet?40. My brother (join) joined the army when he (be) was young.41. Will You (remember) remember my name or you (forget)will forget it someday?42. Tom (study) had studied chemistry for three years and then he gave it up.43. Miss Lee often (write) wrote when she was on holiday.44. He (leave) left home two weeks ago and we (not hear) haven't heard from him since then.
Supply the correct verb forms.
1. I (see) saw a car accident while I (wait) was waiting for you on this corner yesterday.
2. Mr Jone (be) has been principal of our school since last year.
3. Mr Smith (teach) has taught at this school since he (graduate) graduated in 1980.
4. My father (not watch) doesn't watch TV every night.
5. I (meet) met Arthur three weeks ago.
6. Yesterday the police (report) reported that they (capture) had captured the thief.
7. My friend (thank) thanked me for what I had done for him.
8. Someone (steal) has stolen my handbag on the bus.
9. The Browns (live) had been living in Paris for 7 years when the second World War (break) broke out.
10. Last month I (be) was in the hospital for ten days.
11. Don’t call me in the afternoon. I am usually (be) away in the afternoon.
12. Mr Clark (be) was in New York 2 months ago. Mr Rossi (be) had been in New York until 2 months ago.
13. John (drive) has driven that car ever since I (know) knew him.
14. People (speak) speak English in most of Canada.
15. The dog (wag) wags his tail whenever he (see) sees me.
16. What were you (do) doing when I (ring) rang you last night?
17. Up to then I had never (see) seen such a fat man.
18. I (not see) haven't seen him since last Monday.
19. They had sold all the books when we (get) got there.
20. I think he (leave) will leave as soon as he (know) knows the news.
21. She (play) was playing the piano when our guests (arrive) arrived last night.
22. He (come) will come and (see) sees you soon.
23. I (come) will come as soon as I have finished my work. are You (be) ready?
24. My mother (come) will come to stay with us next weekend.
25. Where are you (spend) going to spend your holidays next summer?
26. Violets (bloom) bloom in spring.
27. We (not live) haven't lived in England for two years now.
28. I (never forget) will never forget what you (just tell) have just told me.
29. They (prepare) are preparing the Christmas dinner at the moment.
30. When I last (stay) stayed in Cairo, I (ride) rode to the Pyramids on a camel that my friend (borrow) borrowed the daybefore.
31. Our teacher (tell) told us yesterday that he (visit) had visited England in 1970.
32. George (work) has worked at the university so far.
33. When he lived in Manchester, he (work) was working in a bank.
34. Birds (build) build their nests in summer and (fly) fly to the South in winter.
35.1 (lose) lost my key. (can) can you help me look for it?
36. My father (not smoke) hasn't smoked for 5 years.
37. My teacher wasn’t at home when I (arrive) arrived . He (just go) has just gone out.
38. How long have Bob and Mary (be) been married?
39. have You (receive) received any letter from your parents yet?
40. My brother (join) joined the army when he (be) was young.
41. will You (remember) remember my name or you (forget) will forget it someday?
42. Tom (study) had studied chemistry for three years and then he gave it up.
43. Miss Lee often (write) writes when she was on holiday.
44. He (leave) left home two weeks ago and we (not hear) haven't heard from him since then.
Change into Passive
He has already finished his exercises.
his exercises have already been finished
People planted rice in those fields.
rice was planted in those fields.
Nam can write a car and a truck.
a car and a truck can be driven by Nam
Why did this boy break my window yesterday?
Why was my window broken by this boy yesterday?
They have not known him well.
He hasn't been known well
We will meet our pen pals at the station.
our pen pals will be met at the station.
Did you do your test perfectly?
was your test done perfectly?
Why didn’t you learn this lesson?
why wasn't this lesson learnt?
How long have they done their work?
how long has their work been done?
No one could help him.
he couldn't be helped
IV. Supply the correct verb form:
She usually (take) takes her children to the theatre by The Greens.
My TV has already (repair) been repaired yesterday.
will They (rebuild) rebuild their house next year?
Can you (help)help me?
Must this test (do) be done on time?
Water can’t (use) be used here.
He (not/ go) hasn't been gone to school by his mother yet.
is English (speak) spoken all over the world?
My father (not come) hasn't come back home from the meeting yet.
I (take) have taken part in her party since last night.
Change into Passive
He has already finished his exercises.
-> His exercises have already been finished.
People planted rice in those fields.
-> Rice is planted in those fields.
Nam can write a car and a truck.
-> A car and a truck can be driven by Nam.
Why did this boy break my window yesterday?
-> Why was my window broken by this boy yesterday?
They have not known him well.
-> He has not been known well.
We will meet our pen pals at the station.
-> Our pen pals will be met at the station.
Did you do your test perfectly?
-> Was your test done perfectly?
Why didn’t you learn this lesson?
-> Why wasn't this lesson learned?
How long have they done their work?
-> How long has their work been done?
No one could help him.
-> He couldn't be helped.
IV. Supply the correct verb form:
She usually (take) takes her children to the theatre by The Greens.
My TV has already (repair) been repaired yesterday.
Will They (rebuild) rebuild their house next year?
Can you (help) help me?
Must this test (do) be done on time?
Water can’t (use) be used here.
He (not/ go) hasn't gone to school by his mother yet.
Is English (speak) spoken all over the world?
My father (not come) hasn't come back home from the meeting yet.
I (take) took part in her party since last night.
IV/ Supply the correct tense or form of the verbs in brackets.
1. This time last year, we (study)were studying at a university in Hanoi.
2. The girl (sit)sitting next to me is very clever.
3. When I got to the bus stop, the bus just ( leave).had just left
4. By the time I recovered from the shock he (disappear) had disappeared round the corner.
5. She (have)has had a headache for several hours.
6. I (watch)was watching a movie when you called me last night.
7. I’m really looking forward to (take)taking a vacation.
8. I’m hungry because I ( have )haven't had breakfast or lunch yet.
9. By the time I got to Lan’s house, she ( already / leave)had already left for work.
10. We would rather (go) go to the movies tonight.
11. He told me that he ( attend)would attend our wedding tomorrow.
12. The heavy rain kept us from (go)going to class on time.
13. You ever ( be)Have - been to England? – Yes, I ( go) went there 3 years ago.
14. It is dfficult to get used to (eat)eating with chop stick.
15. The chairman suggested (hold)holding another next week.
16. Would you mind ( lend) lending me £ 5.1, I forgot (cash)cashing a cheque?
17. Peter used (go)to go to the zoo when he was a child.
Put the verb in the brackets in the correct tense
1. No one(use) ___has used___ this car for several years.
2. Last night when we (visit)__visited___ him, he (do)_was doing____ an experiment on the upstairs.
3. The sewing machine which you (use) are using______ at present (invent) __was invented____ in 1830 by French
4. I (not see) __have not seen__ your uncle recently. _ No. He (not go) ___has not gone__ out since he (buy)__bought___ a new color televison
5. My uncle has just (open) _opened____ a new internet house on Trang Thi street.
I. Choose the word which best tits each gap.
My friends and I are having a (1)_________ time at this year’s Roswell UFO Festival in New Mexico, USA. It’s a four-day event that takes (2)_________ every year in early July. Some people believe that an alien (3)_________ – aUFO – crashedin a field near Roswellin 1947 and the festival (4)_________ that event. Not everyone believes this story, of course, but the festival is still a lot of fun. Everyone dresses up (5)_________ aliens for the Alien Costume Competition. The costumes are fabulous and even family pets take part. There are dogs dyed blue and tortoises (6)_________ in aluminium foil! Today we’re watching the (7)_________ down Main Street and tomorrow the firework display starts at 9 pm. They say it’s really amazing. (8)_________ are some of the aliens you meet.
1. a. terrible b. fantastic c. leisure d. difficult
2. a. break b. part c. place d. time
3. a. spaceship b. race c. custom d. planet
4. a. symbolizes b. performs c. organizes d. celebrates
5. a. of b. as c. with d. by
6. a. covered b. filled c. included d. carved
7. a. companion b. scenery c. parade d. heritage
8. a. Such b. Much c. Neither d. So
II. Read the text carefully, then do the tasks.
People visiting Spain for the first time can find it difficult to get used to the eating customs of the Spanish. It’s not so much the food itself, but the timing of the meals that visitors aren’t used to. I used to live in Cadiz myself for a few years and I actually quite like the way they do things. Breakfast is a light continental affair – justa roll and some coffee usually – eatenbetween 8 and 9.30 a.m. The main meal of the day is lunch, which people usually eat sometime between 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. Quite a few of the shops, museums and galleries close around this time, because the locals like to take time over lunch. They will rest for a short time afterwards, although the traditional afternoon siesta is not as common as it used to be. People eat late in the evening – rarelybefore 9 p.m. and at the weekend the locals often won’t eat before 11 p.m. or even midnight. This is a much lighter meal than lunch – oftenjust a few tapas taken with a drink.
A. Decide whether the following sentences are true or false.
1. Mealtimes in Spain can be confusing for visitors. T
2. In Spain, breakfast is the largest meal of the day. F
3. Spaniards like to have a long lunch. T
4. The entire country closes up shop from about 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. F
5. Most Spaniards still enjoy taking a siesta after lunch. F
6. Dinner is generally eaten between 9 p.m. and midnight. T
B. Choose the correct answers.
1. What is the passage mainly about?
a. Spanish culture b. Spanish eating customs
c.Spanish table manners d. Spanish mealtimes
2. What does the word “siesta” mean?
a. a light meal b. a short nap c. an afternoon snack d. a deep sleep
3. Which is the most important meal of the day in Spain?
a. breakfast b. lunch c. snack d. dinner
4. What is a continental breakfast?
a. a full breakfast of cereal, bacon and eggs and toast
b. a traditional breakfast consisting of rice, soup, fish
c.a simple breakfast consisting of coffee and bread
d.a healthy breakfast of fruits, veggies and milk
5. According to the passage, _________.
a.Spaniards don’t often eat their evening meal anytime before 9 pm
b.Dinner is always served with tapas and wine
c.The locals usually eat dinner after 11pm
d.Dinner is also as large as lunch
1 had taken/would have disappeared
2 not going
3 has just been imported/will be produced