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TENSE RIVISION I Simple Present They often (have) eggs for breakfast We usually (play) _ badminton She sometimes (wake up) _ late He always (go) to the cinema at weekends Mary (watch) _ TV every night She always (kiss) _her children before she (go) _ to bed My parents (teach) _ chemistry She (dance) _ very well _Tom often (arrive) _ late? 10 _you always (go) _ to school in the morning? 11 We (not wake up) _ early 12 _these hens (lay) _ brown eggs? 13 She (be) _very nice 14 _he (be) _ tall? 15 _you (be) _a teacher? II Present continuous & simple present Be quiet! The baby (sleep) _ The student (look up) _ the new word right now He (play) _ game at the moment At present, that author (write) _a historical novel She (play) _ tennis when It (rain) _ She sometimes (buy) _ vegetables at this market I (read) _book while they (do) _ homework I (see) _ that you (wear) _your best clothes My mother (cook) _some food in the kitchen at present She always (cook) _ in the morning 10 Sarah often (work) _late at the office III Simple Past 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 She (spend) all her money last week Mum (never spend) _ any money on herself I (lend) my penknife to someone, but I can't remember who it was now John and his father (build) _ the cabin themselves last year My parents (sell) the stereo at a garage sale _You (tell) _ anyone about this yesterday? The unidentified plant (bear) _ gorgeous flowers She (tear) _ the letter to pieces and threw it in the bin He often (wear) _ glasses for reading Before God He (swear) _ he was innocent Yesterday Clouds (creep) _ across the horizon, just above the line of trees We both (sleep) _ badly that night She (weep) _ for the loss of her mother Jane (keep) _ the engine running A huge wave (sweep) _ over the deck Mum (pay) _ for my driving lessons He (lay) _ his hand on my shoulder He (break) _ the biscuit in half and handed one piece to me He (choose) _ his words carefully as he (speak) _ IV Present Perfect and simple past I (wait) for two hours, but she (not come) yet He (write) a book since last year How long you (learn) English? Tom (already finish) his homework I (read) the novel written by Jack London several times before Mai (never be) in Hanoi She (study) _ Korean for two years V Simple past and Past Perfect When the police (arrive) _, the car (go) _ They (eat) _ everything by the time I (arrive) _at the party When I (find) _ my purse, someone (take) _the money out of it By the time I (get) _ into my town, the shop (close) _ They (go) _ after they (finish) _their work He (do) _ nothing before he (see) _ me When they (get) the station, the train (leave) _ VI Gerund, to infinitive & bare infinitive I hope (have) a job Try to avoid (make) him angry He thinks of (leave) _ his job Would you mind (show) me how (work) the lift? It's no use (wait) I hate (see) _ a child (cry) _ I'm looking forward to (see) you He warned her (not touch) _ the wire Gravity makes water (run) downhill 10 Please let me (know) your decision 11 It is difficult (please) every body 12 We are eager (return) to school in the fall 13 Stop (argue) and start (work) III Tense I’d like to borrow this book _ it yet ? a Did you read b Had you read c Have you read d Do you read We in this town for a long time We here sixteen years ago a had been / come b have been / came c were / came d are / came No breakfast for Mark, thanks He _ breakfast a hasn’t eaten b didn’t eat c isn’t eating d doesn’t eat The news came as no surprise to me I for sometime that the factory was likely to close a knew b had known c have known d know Glenda _ extremely hard when she was a student a worked b has worked c was working d had been worked The world war II _ in 1939 and _ in 1945 a begins / ends b had begun/ended c has begun / had ended d began / ended I’ll see him when he here tomorrow a comes b will come c has come d had come I at the check out when I _ a strange looking man a waited / noticed b was waiting / noticed c waited / was noticing d was waiting / had noticed Harry works all the time He _ a never relaxes b relaxes never c often relaxes d relaxes sometimes 10 The house was very quiet when I got home Everybody to bed a have gone b went c had gone d goes