English Verb Forms Practice Questions PDF

Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: My brother usually (play) football on Saturdays. plays play is playing will play are playing Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: My parents (go) to the beach every summer. go are going went goes will go Fill in the blanks with the...

Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: My brother usually (play) football on Saturdays. plays play is playing will play are playing Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: My parents (go) to the beach every summer. go are going went goes will go Fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms: Sarah (play) the piano since she was a child. has played plays is playing played will play Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Right now, they (travel) to a new city. are traveling travel traveled will travel have traveled Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: By the time you arrive, I (finish) my work. will finish am finishing have finished finished finish Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: The sun (rise) in the east every morning. rises rise is rising will rise has risen Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: I (rea that book last summer. read reads am reading have read  will read Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She (cook) dinner every evening. cooks is cooking cooked has cooked will cook Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Tom (buy) a new car next month. will buy buys is buying bought has bought Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: They (go) to the beach every weekend. go are going went have gone will go Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: open Look! Somebody is opening your bag Look! Somebody was opening your bag Look! Somebody has been opening your bag Look! Somebody will opening your bag Look! Somebody are opening your bag Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: listen Careful! They are listening to us! Careful! They were listening to us! Careful! They have been listened to us! Careful! They will listening to us! Careful! They would listening to us! Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: look at Careful! The teacher is looking at us! Careful! The teacher was looking at us! Careful! The teacher have been looking at us! Careful! The teacher will be looking at us! Careful! The teacher would be looking at us! Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: come Look out! The car is coming! Look out! The car is being coming! Look out! The car has been coming! Look out! The car will come! Look out! The car would come!  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: run Look out! A dog is running after us Look out! A dog will be running after us Look out! A dog has run after us Look out! A dog is being running after us Look out! A dog would running after us Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: chase Look! A hunter is chasing the wolf! Look! A hunter was chasing the wolf! Look! A hunter is being chasing the wolf! Look! A hunter will chasing the wolf! Look! A hunter would chasing the wolf! Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: steal Look out! A man is stealing your money! Look out! A man was stealing your money! Look out! A man is being stealing your money! Look out! A man has been stealing your money! Look out! A man would be stealing your money! Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: cross Be careful! A child is crossing the road Be careful! A child was crossing the road Be careful! A child is being crossing the road Be careful! A child has been crossing the road Be careful! A child would crossing the road Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: change Be careful! The weather is changing! Be careful! The weather is being changing! Be careful! The weather has been changing! Be careful! The weather will changing! Be careful! The weather would been changing! Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: rain Take the umbrella. It is raining Take the umbrella. It was raining Take the umbrella. It is being raining Take the umbrella. It has been raining Take the umbrella. It had been raining Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Look! The kids … in the backyard. are playing play played have played will play  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Last summer, we … on a road trip across the country. went are going go will go have gone Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: I … on this project tomorrow. will work am working work worked have worked Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Currently, they … the ancient ruins. are exploring explore explored have explored will explore Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: By the end of the week, he … a new song. will write. is writing writes wrote has written Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Tom and Amy … a house next year. will buy buy are buying bought have bought Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Look at those clouds! It … soon. is going to rain rains rained has rained will rain Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Emily … at the concert next week will sing is singing sings sang has sung  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Look! The children … in the park every Saturday. are playing play played have played will play Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Last night, we … to the movies. went are going will go have gone go Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: I … on this project for 3 months. have worked am working work worked will work Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She … reading the novel by tomorrow. will finish has finished finishes is finishing finished Choose the correct verb form: This week he … a letter to his friend. has written wrote is writing write writes Choose the correct verb form: enjoy I always enjoy hiking in the mountains. I always am enjoying hiking in the mountains. I always enjoyed hiking in the mountains. I always have enjoyed hiking in the mountains. I always will enjoy hiking in the mountains. Choose the correct verb form: Tom and Amy … a new car recently. have bought bought buy will buy are buying  Choose the correct verb form: Emily usually … at the local talent show. sings is singing will sing has sung sang Choose the correct verb form: The children … in the new playground today. have played play played will play are playing Choose the correct verb form: Last weekend, we … on a spontaneous road trip went are going go have gone will go Choose the correct verb form: I … lunch already. have eaten has eaten eating am eating eaten Choose the correct verb form: They … that movie before have seen has seen sees see saw Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: We … Paris several times. has visited visit visited have visiting visits Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She just … her homework. has finished finishing finished finishes finish Choose the correct verb forms: Tom never … to Asia.  has traveled travel traveled travels traveling Choose the correct verb forms: The team … three championships. have won win won winning wins Choose the correct verb forms: She … in New York for five years has lived lives living live lived Choose the correct verb forms: She … her project tomorrow will finish will has finished will finishing finished finishes Choose the correct verb forms: My parents already … from a trip. has returned returned return returns returning Choose the correct verb forms: We … this type of meal. have never tried never trying never tried never try trying Choose the correct verb forms: I … my work by 5 PM will finish finishing finished finish finishes Choose the correct verb forms: They … to the party next week. will come  will comes coming come came Choose the correct verb forms: We … the new museum soon. will visit visiting visited visit visitings Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: In my opinion, his team (win) the championship. will win winning wins will wins won Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: We (never try) this restaurant in the future. will never try never trying never tried never tries trying Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: I … my work by 5 PM yesterday. finished have finished finishing D finish finishes Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: They … to the party last night. came comes come coming will come Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: We __________ the new museum last weekend. visited visit visiting have visited had visintg  Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: She (come) up to the door, (take) the key and (unlock) it. came/took/unlocked has come/ took/ unlocked came/took/had unlocked had came/took/unlocked had come/had taken/unlocked Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: I (return) the book, which I (take) from Jim. returned/had taken had returned/had taken had returned/ took have returned/have taken am returning/ am taking Choose the correct sentence with: turn on/open/find He turned on the computer, opened the file and found the test He had turned on the computer, opened the file and found the test He has turned on the computer, opened the file and found the test He turned on the computer, opened the file and had found the test He turned on the computer, had opened the file and had found the test You _____pay for the tickets. They're free. don't need to have to don't have doesn't have to will have Jeff was ill last week and he____go out. couldn't needn't can't mustn't will have These are the photos______I took on holiday. Which who what where will have We'll stay at home if it____this afternoon. rains raining will rain rain will have  He doesn't smoke now, but he__________a lot when he was young. used to smoke has smoked will have smokes was smoked Mark plays football_____anyone else I know. better than more good than as better as best than will have I promise I____you as soon as. I've finished this cleaning. will help am helping going to help have helped will have This town ____by lots of tourists during the summer is visited visits visited is visiting will have He said that his friends______to speak to him after they lost the football match. didn't want not want weren't aren't wanting will have How about_____to the cinema tonight? going go to go for going will have Excuse me, can you_____me the way to the station, please? tell Give Take will have say  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: They (go) horseback riding at 1 o’clock tomorrow. will be going will be go would be go have gone had gone Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: They (attend) cocktail party at this time tomorrow. will be attending will attend would be attend are attend have attended Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: The speaker (prepare) for speech at this time tomorrow. will be preparing will have prepared is prepared has prepared would prepared Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: The spokesman (give) speech between 7pm and 10pm tomorrow. will be giving will give would gave is give has given Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: He (eat supper) supper at 7 o’clock tomorrow. will be having would had has had had had has been having Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: I (finish) my supper when he (come). will have finished/ comes will finish/will come will have finish/ will have come will have finished/ come will have finish/ will come Choose the correct tense: She (learn) all the English sounds by the age of 7 will have learnt will learn  is learning is going to learn will be learning Choose the correct tense: She (recognize) her mother and father by the age of 2 months. will recognize will have recognized will be recognizing is recognizing has recognized Choose the correct tense: She (develop a vocabulary) a fifty-word vocabulary by the age of 10 will have developed will develop is develop had developed has developed Choose the correct tense: She (learn) to swim by the age of 5 will have learnt will learn is learning has learnt had learnt Choose the correct tense: She (become interested) in TV by the age of 5 will have been interested will become interested has become interested had become interested is become interested Choose the correct tense: She (begin to make friends) to make friends by the age of 7 will have begun will begin is begun has begun had begun Choose the correct tense: She (enter) preschool by the age of three. will have entered will enter has entered had entered is entered Choose the correct tense: She (learn) to read and write by the age of four. will have learnt  will learn had learnt has learnt is learnt Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: I (work) in my office when he (get) home. will be working/gets will be working/get will work/get will have worked/gets will have worked/got Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Scientists (study) the way chimpanzees communicate for several years. have been studying studied was studying has studied will have been study Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: He (work) hard all day long. has been working worked had worked will have worked had been working Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: The birds outside the door (sing) loudly. I can hear them. are singing is singing were singing have sung will be singing Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Deaf people(communicate) with him for decades. have been communicating have communicated were communicating will have communicated will be communicated Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Kara (graduate) from high school by will have graduated will graduate graduated is graduating used to graduate  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: By her fifth birthday, she (learn) to read and write. will have learnt will learn will be learning is learning have learnt Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Helen (be) a difficult child. used to be would will has is being Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: I (see) how the children (play) in the garden saw/were playing saw/played have seen/ were playing were seeing/ were playing had seen/ had played Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Look out! You (fall) into the pit. are going are falling will be falling fall used to fall Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: Marsha (know), that Felix (leave) her. knew/had left knows/had left knew/ has left knew/is leaving knew/ will leave Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: If I (be) you, I (pay) no attention to this. were/would pay am/ will pay will be /will pay shall be/shall pay were/will pay Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: If I (be) young, I (have) walking holidays. were/would have am/ will have will be /will have shall be/shall have  were/will have Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: If it (be) Sunday today, we (go) for a walk. But it’s Monday. were/would go is/ will go will be /will go shall be/shall go were/will go Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: If I (have) a dictionary, I (translate) the article. A). had/would translate will have/will translate would have/ would translate has/will translate had/translated Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: I (help) you, if I (can). But it is impossible. would help/could will help/could would help/can would have helped/could will have helped/could Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: If you(invite) him he(come).But you don’t want. invited/would come will invite/will come would invite/would come had invited/would come have invited/would have come Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: We would go to the country, if (invite) us. invited invite will invite would invite would have invited Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: I would help her if she (ask) me. asked would ask will ask asks will have asked  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: They would play tennis now, if the weather (be) good. were is will be would be will have been Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: What would you do if you (get) one million dollars. got will get would get get will have got Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: It would be nice if you (pass) the exam. passed would pass will pass pass would have passed Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: They would be glad if you (come). came would come will come come will have come Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If I were you, I (buy) this house. would buy will buy bought will have bought have bought Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If she lived in Moscow, she (go) to the theater very often. would go will go went go will have gone Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If I could play the piano, my parents (be) proud of me. would be will be are  were have been Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If he (be) more communicative, he would have more friends. were is are will be will have been Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If you (hate) sick people, you wouldn’t be a doctor. hated hate will hate would hate would have hated Fill in the blank with the correct verb forms: You would hardly know him if you (meet) him. met will meet would meet meet will have met Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If the dictionary (be) available, I would buy it. were is are will be would be Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: He (act) differently, if he realized the situation. would act will act acted have acted used to act Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If they hadn’t helped us we (not fin the way. would not have found wouldn’t find had not found didn’t find will not have found  Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If I had known that, I (come). would have come would come had come came will have come Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If somebody had told me about your trouble, I (help) you. would have helped would help had helped didn’t help will have help Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: If I had had enough money, I (buy) the CD-player. would have bought would buy had bought bought will have buy He … look after his brothers since their mother died. has had to have had to has must must has to We … get up very early tomorrow as we’re arriving at five in the morning. will have to will have must will must will must to You really … have a week out of the city every half year. must have had to have to have must must to The parents were … upset about their son’s school report. terribly terror terrible horrible  horribly I think Mike is … person I have ever met. the strangest stranger more strange strangest strange You should be … when you drive. more careful the more careful carefuller the most careful most careful She doesn’t believe that I’ve knitted the sweater ….. myself ourselves for herself herself yourself Who’s … student in your group? the best good goodest best better Excuse me, could you pass me … sugar, please? the a – (nothing) an many I can only say that I … agree with it at all. don’t doesn’t am not amn’t does Some people like bright colours, … prefer dark ones. others other another the others the another  I don’t think it’s your problem, and it isn’t … either. mine of me my me myself I felt very tired when you arrived, so I …………(go) straight to bed. went had gone have gone was gone had been gone The house was very quiet when I got home. Everybody ….(go) to bed. had gone went have gone was gone had been gone Sorry I’m late. The car …(break) down on my way here. broke breaks had broken have broken is breaking We were driving alone the road when we ……(see) a car which ……(break) down, so we ……(stop) to see if we could help. saw, had broken, stopped saw, have broken, stopped saw, have broken, stopping saw, has broken, stopped saw, have been broken, stopped It was very noisy next door. Our neighbors ……..(have) a patty. were having was having have been having had having have had Mary was sitting on the ground. She was out of breath. She ……..(run). had been running have been running run was running have run  I was sad when I sold my car. I ……… (have) it for a long time/ had had have had have have been had was having Jim was on his hands and knees on the floor. He ……(look) for his contact lens. was looking is looking have been looking looked had looked The room …..with beautiful yellow roses. was decorated decorated has decorated was decorating are decorated They told me that Ann …….in London. lived lives is living has lived live She reassured me that she…..the card. had posted has posted posted posts is posting Many leading members of the opposition party …….to justify the decision. have tried has tried tries is trying tried I …. this book all day, but I haven’t finished it yet. have been reading was reading am reading read had read  I …..history of the Early Roman Empire, so there was nothing very new to me in what he said. had read had been read have read read am reading Everybody….. that smoking is dangerous. knows know knew is knowing are knowing When I arrived my boss……. had already left has already left already left was leaving yet is leaving Will you help me to….the table? lay lie lain laid lied What ….when I rang you up yesterday? were you doing you were doing did you do did you have done Complete the sentence. ….. in nomadic societies is broadly defined The concept of family As the concept of family The concept of family that Because the concept of family family conception Complete the sentence. Bruce Barton, …was one of the most successful advertising men of the 1920s the son of a minister was the son of a minister whom the son of a minister of the son of a minister whose son was a minister  Complete the sentence. Few U.S. presidents have enjoyed ….. did John F. Kennedy as much popularity as as much as popularity as much popularity the most popularity the most popular Complete the sentence. It is difficult to determine exactly ….. what the center of the earth consists of what does the center of the earth consist of the center of the earth consists of what what of the center of the earth consists the centre of the earth consists of it Complete the sentence. Benjamin Franklin was indeed a practical man; ….. who gave a large part of his life to the service of the American colonies nevertheless, he was also an idealist that he was also an idealist also he was an idealist although he was an idealist ideally as he was an idealist as they Complete the sentence. Cell biologists ….. in studying cells today. use a variety of sophisticated chemical techniques sophisticated, a variety of useful chemical techniques a variety of sophisticated chemical techniques use use of a variety of sophisticated chemical techniques useful varieties Complete the sentence. The overall strength of a country’s economy is … determines the value of its currency what that whose it whom Complete the sentence. …recover from the setbacks they have experienced in recent years, the economy of the entire country would be positively affected Should American car manufacturers ever American car manufacturers should ever Ever should American car manufacturers American car manufacturers ever should American car manufacturers Complete the sentence. … witnesses is forbidden in the Federal Courts of the United States The aggressive cross-examination of Aggressively cross-examine  Cross-examination aggressive Aggressive cross-examining Aggressively crossed examinations of Complete the sentence. The flora of the arid American Southwest is less varied than ….. that of the semi-tropical Southeast the semi-tropical Southeast the Southeast is semi-tropical it is semi-tropical in the Southeast where the semi-tropical Southeast Complete the sentence. ….. up to seven months New England winters can last Lasting New England winters Because a New England winter can last The length of a New England winter New England winters last Complete the sentence. … discussion of group personality would be complete without a consideration of national character No None Not Nothing Not any Complete the sentence. The Virginia strawberry, was used in pre-colonial times ….. to flavor bread bread flavoring flavored bread bread was flavored bread to flavour Complete the sentence. There is evidence to suggest that, at certain times of the year, smog in the Arctic is thicker ….. anywhere else on earth than smog of smog that smog smog smoggy Complete the sentence. Studs Turkel has used what he learned ….. to produce taped oral histories of people and events when he was a radio talk show host when was he a radio talk show host he was a radio talk show host when a radio talk show host when he was was he a radio talk show host  Complete the sentence. ….. have a powerful influence on the shape of the entire magazine industry Economic principles That economic principles Why economic principles Economic principles that Where economic principles Complete the sentence. According to some records, Carl Sandburg, …, was expelled from West Point poet and literary genius he was a poet and literary genius his poetry and literary genius whose poetry and literary genius who poetry and literary genius To what type of contract is it no difference whether it is in writing or only made orally? parol covenant deed specialty under seal This driver is very careless. I’m sure he … an accident. is going to have will have will be having is having shall have What must recoup an insurance broker to his principal in case he fails to effect a proper insurance? losses car house real estate heritage Can solicitor commence an action himself on behalf of his client without the retainer? yes, if authority is inferred no yes, but only in low courts no, only with the retainer yes What does cy pres doctrine allow to court to do with settler’s trust? to regulate modification of trust outgrowing to regulate intention of bailer to control bankruptcy modification of trust outgrowing  to avoid modification of trust to run trust instead of beneficiary Trusts according to the manner of creation are express, resulting private, charitable inter vivo, testamentary spendthrift, totem active, passive What does the following phrase mean: look about look in several directions. have low opinion watch instead of doing something take care somebody’s own concern What does the following phrase mean: look down on have low opinion look in several directions watch instead of doing something take care somebody’s own concern What does the following phrase mean: look on watch instead of doing something have low opinion look in several directions take care low opinion of somebody’s own concern somebody’s own concern What does the following phrase mean: look out take care have low opinion look in several directions watch instead of doing something somebody’s own concern What does the following phrase mean: one’s own look out somebody’s own concern have low opinion look in several directions watch instead of doing something take care What does the following phrase mean: look up find and visit someone have low opinion look in several directions watch instead of doing something  take care What does the following phrase mean: look up to respect have low opinion look in several directions watch instead of doing something take care Choose the correct sentence with: if only (travel all the time) If only I could travel all the time! If only I can travel all the time! If only I travel all the time! If only I am to travel all the time! If only I could to travel all the time! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (know a lot of languages) If only I knew a lot of languages! If only I know a lot of languages! If only I do know a lot of languages! If only I will know a lot of languages! If only I would know a lot of languages! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (watch TV every day) If only I could watch TV every day! If only I can watch TV every day! If only I couldn’t watch TV every day! If only I could to watch TV every day! If only I am to watch TV every day! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (eat ice-cream every day) If only I could eat ice-cream every day! If only I can eat ice-cream every day! If only I will eat ice-cream every day! If only I am to eat ice-cream every day! If only I eat ice-cream every day! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (play computer games every day) If I only I could play computer games every day! If I only I can play computer games every day! If I only I could to play computer games every day! If I only I am to play computer games every day! If I only I will play computer games every day! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (go to the party last night) If only I had gone to the party last night! If only I have gone to the party last night! If only I gone to the party last night! If only I went to the party last night! If only I would have gone to the party last night!  Choose the correct sentence with: if only (buy this dress yesterday) If only I had bought this dress yesterday! If only I have bought this dress yesterday! If only I bought this dress yesterday! If only I would have bought this dress yesterday! If only I would buy this dress yesterday! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (go to England last month) If only I had gone to England last month! If only I have gone to England last month! If only I gone to England last month! If only I went to England last month! If only I would have gone to England last month! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (learn the rule yesterday) If only I had learnt the rule yesterday! If only I have learnt the rule yesterday! If only I learnt the rule yesterday! If only I would learnt the rule yesterday! If only I would have learnt the rule yesterday! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (see this film yesterday) If only I had seen this film yesterday! If only I have seen this film yesterday! If only I seen this film yesterday! If only I saw this film yesterday! If only I would have seen this film yesterday! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (elect another president last year) If only they had elected another president last year! If only they have elected another president last year! If only they elected another president last year! If only they would elected another president last year! If only they would had elected another president last year! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (build the house last year) If only we had built the house last year! If only we have built the house last year! If only we built the house last year! If only we would built the house last year! If only we would have built the house in last year! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (learn English two years ago) If only I had learnt English two years ago! If only I have learnt English two years ago! If only I learnt English two years ago! If only I would learnt English two years ago! If only I would had learnt English two years ago!  Choose the correct sentence with: if only (take medicine yesterday) If only I had taken medicine yesterday! If only I have taken medicine yesterday! If only I take medicine yesterday! If only I took medicine yesterday! If only I would had taken medicine yesterday! Choose the correct sentence with: if only (learn to drive the car last month) If only I had learnt to drive the car last month! If only I have learnt to drive the car last month! If only I learnt to drive the car last month! If only I would had learnt to drive the car last month! If only I would learnt to drive the car last month! Choose the correct form of the verb: go to school It’s time we went to school It’s time we go to school It’s time we will go to school It’s time we would go to school It’s time we have gone to school Choose the correct form of the verb: go to bed It’s time we went to bed It’s time go to bed It’s time will go to bed It’s time would go to bed It’s time have gone to bed Choose the correct form of the verb: cook dinner It’s time we cooked dinner It’s time we cook dinner It’s time we will cook dinner It’s time we would cook dinner It’s time we have cooked dinner Choose the correct form of the verb: read the book It’s time you read the book It’s time you will read the book It’s time you would read the book It’s time you have read the book It’s time you are reading the book Choose the correct form of the verb: finish the work It’s high time you finished the work It’s high time you finish the work It’s high time you have finished the work It’s high time you will finish the work It’s high time you would finish the work Choose the correct form of the verb: pass the exam  It’s high time you passed the exam. It’s high time you pass the exam. It’s high time you had passed the exam. It’s high time you have passed the exam. It’s high time you would pass the exam. Choose the correct form of the verb: hand in your papers It’s high time you handed in your papers It’s high time you hand in your papers It’s high time you have handed in your papers It’s high time you had handed in your papers It’s high time you would hand in your papers Choose the correct form of the verb: write the essay It’s high time you wrote the essay It’s high time you write the essay It’s high time you have written the essay It’s high time you would have written the essay It’s high time you would write the essay Choose the correct form of the verb: sell your old car It’s high time you sold your old car It’s high time you sell your old car It’s high time you have sold your old car It’s high time you had sold your old car It’s high time you would have sold your old car. Choose the correct form of the verb: write a report It’s high time you wrote a report It’s high time you write a report It’s high time you have written a report It’s high time you will wrote a report It’s high time you would write a report Choose the correct form of the verb: The decision (fin until tomorrow. will not be found will not find has been found is being found is not being found Choose the correct form of the verb: The house (knock down) last year. was knocked down has been knocked down had been knocked down did knocked down got knock down Choose the correct form of the verb: The text (translate) next week. will be translated  will translate would translate being translated will be translate Choose the correct form of the verb: The house (clean) next day. will be cleaned will have been cleaned will be being cleaned will clean being cleaned Choose the correct form of the verb: His new book (publish) in two months. will be published will publish has publish publish publishes Choose the correct form of the verb: Less money (spen on arms next year. will be spent being spent has been spent was spent on will spend Choose the correct form of the verb: The new hotel (open) in two months. will be opened was opened being opened has been opened will have been opened Choose the correct form of the verb: Mike (sen on business in a week. will be sent was sent has been sent being sent will have been sent Choose the correct form of the verb: How many guests (invite) for you next party? will be invited was invited were invited invite will invite Choose the correct form of the verb: You (call) in a moment. will be called are called  have been called called will be call Choose the correct form of the verb: The sign reads: Service (include). is included includes have include had include was include Use the present simple passive of the verb: She (like) by everybody. is liked is being liked was liked like likes Use the present simple passive of the verb: The road (not/use) very often. is not used not use not uses have not used does not use Use the present simple passive of the verb: The flight (cancel) because of fog. is cancelled cancels cancel have cancelled have been cancelled Use the present simple passive of the verb: Military service (abolish) in Britain. is abolished abolish abolishes have been abolished have abolished Use the present simple passive of the verb: This program (watch) by many people. is watched was watched watches are watched have been watched Use the present simple passive of the verb: Nobody (injure). is injured are injured injures  injure have injured Use the present simple passive of the verb: The man (accuse of) of stealing money. is accused accuse accuses has accuse has been accuse Use the present simple passive of the verb: Oil (fin everywhere in the world. is found find finds has found has been found Use the present simple passive of the verb: Sun (nee for life. is needed need needs does need do need Use the present simple passive of the verb: The solar energy (use) by plants. is used use uses was used has used Use the present simple passive of the verb: The process (know) as photosynthesis. is known know knows was known has known Use the past simple passive of the verb: The oil (transport) on donkeys. was transported transported is transported had transported has been transported Use the past simple passive of the verb: Petroleum (form) by plant and animal material. was formed formed is formed  had formed had been formed Use the past simple passive of the verb: Oil and gas (produce) at Tengiz. were produced was produced had produced has produced had been produced Use the past simple passive of the verb: The roof (blow) by the wind was blown blew has blown had been blown had blown Use the past simple passive of the verb: Arabia’s first oil fields (discover) in were discovered was discovered discovered has discovered had been discovered Use the past simple passive of the verb: Oil by (use) ancient Egyptians. was used were used used has used had been used Use the past simple passive of the verb: Oil (throw away) before the 1900s. was thrown threw has been thrown had thrown had been thrown Use the Past simple passive of the verb: About 20 people (arrest) during the demonstration. were arrested was arrested arrested have been arrested had been arrested Use the Past simple passive of the verb: The office (redecorate) two months ago. was redecorated has been redecorate  redecorated have been redecorated had redecorated Use the Present Perfect passive of the verb: The room (clean) by somebody. It looks tidy. has been cleaned has cleaned cleaned has been cleaning had cleaned Use the Present Perfect passive of the verb: The plant is wet. It (water). has been watered watered has watered have been watered had watered Use the Present Perfect passive of the verb: The date of the meeting (change). has been changed have been changed had been changed has changed changed Use the Present Perfect passive of the verb: The car is in the garage. It (repair). has been repaired have been repaired had been repaired repaired was repaired I wasn't interested in the performance very much._____ Neither was I I didn't, too Nor I did So I wasn't will have Take a warm coat, ____you might very cold outside. otherwise in case so that in order to will have ____this great book and I can't wait to see how it ends. I've been reading I don't read  I've read I read will have What I like more than anything else_____ is playing golf playing golf to play golf is play golf will have She ____for her cat for two days when she finally found it in the garage. had been looking looked had been looked were looking will have call Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The patient (operate) at the moment is being operated is operated is operating being operated operates Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The report (print) at the moment. is being printed is printed being printed printed is printing Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The data (collect) at the moment. is being collected is collected is collecting collects collected Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The telephone (charge) now. is being charged being charged is charged is charging charged Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The mineral water (cool) in the fridge. is being cooled being cooled is cooling  is cool cooled Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: New crops (grow) at the moment. are being grown is being grown being grown was being grown are growing Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The robber (arrest) at the moment. is being arrested being arrested is arrested is arresting arrested Use the Present Cont. passive of the verb: The exercise (translate) by the students now. is being translated being translated is translated is translating translating Use the Present Continuous passive of the verb: The songs (sing) by everyone now. are being sung is being sung are sung being sung sang Choose the correct sentence with the verb: admit The man admitted stealing the wallet The man admitted to steal the wallet The man admitted have stolen the wallet The man admitted has stealing the wallet The man admitted that he has stolen the wallet Choose the correct sentence with the verb: imagine Can you imagine Mike riding a horse? Can you imagine Mike to ride a horse? Can you imagine Mike to riding a horse? Can you imagine Mike has riding a horse? Can you imagine Mike has ride a horse? Choose the correct sentence with the verb: fancy I don’t fancy going to the theater I don’t fancy to going to the theater I don’t fancy to go to the theater I don’t fancy have going to the theater  I don’t fancy have gone to the theater Choose the correct sentence with the verb: mind Would you mind closing the door? Would you mind to closing the door? Would you mind to close the door? Would you mind having closed the door? Would you mind have closing the door? Choose the correct sentence with the verb: deny He denied taking the book from Peter He denied to taking the book from Peter He denied to take the book from Peter He denied have taking the book from Peter He denied having taking the book from Peter Choose the correct sentence with the verb: regret I regret not taking the job I regret not to taking the job I regret not to take the job I regret not having taking the job I regret not have taking the job Choose the correct sentence with the verb: avoid It is better to avoid traveling in rush hours It is better to avoid to traveling in rush hours It is better to avoid to travel in rush hours It is better to avoid having traveling in rush hours It is better to avoid having traveled in rush hours Choose the correct sentence with the verb: agree She agreed to buy me a new dress She agreed buying me a new dress She agreed to buying me a new dress She agreed to have bought me a new dress She agreed buy me a new dress Choose the correct sentence with the verb: refuse Nick refused to give me money Nick refused giving me money Nick refused having give me money Nick refused give me money Nick refused to have given me money Choose the correct sentence with the verb: forget I have forgotten to post a letter I have forgotten post a letter I have forgotten to posting a letter I have forgotten to have post a letter I have forgotten to have posting a letter  Choose the correct sentence with the verb: decide We decided to take a taxi, as it was late We decided to taking a taxi, as it was late We decided taking a taxi, as it was late We decided to have taken a taxi, as it was late We decided take a taxi, as it was late Choose the correct sentence with the verb: arrange I arranged to play tennis tomorrow afternoon I arranged to playing tennis tomorrow afternoon I arranged playing tennis tomorrow afternoon I arranged to have played tennis tomorrow afternoon I arranged play tennis tomorrow afternoon Choose the correct sentence with the verb: pretend I pretended to be reading I pretended to read I pretended reading. I pretended having reading I pretended have reading Choose the correct sentence with the verb: agree They agreed to lend me some money They agreed to lending me some money They agreed lending me some money They agreed to have lent me some money They agreed lend me some money Choose the correct sentence with the verb: promise She promised not to be late She promised not be late She promised not to being late She promised not being late She promised not to have been late Choose the correct sentence with the verb: appear He appears to be waiting for somebody He appears to waiting for somebody He appears to have waiting for somebody He appears waiting for somebody He appears to wait for somebody Choose the correct sentence with the verb: threaten The threatened to call the police The threatened call the police The threatened to calling the police The threatened to have called the police The threatened to have been calling the police.  Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: I am interested (study) languages. in studying in study at studying by study to studying Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: I am (feed/study) Mathematics fed up with studying fed up in studying fed up to studying fed up to study fed up by studying Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: Nick (succeed/fin the job. succeeded in finding succeeded to find succeeded to finding succeeded for finding succeeded for find Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: He (accuse) her (tell) the lie. accused/of telling accused/of to tell accused/to telling accused/with telling accused/with of telling Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: He (apologize/keep) her waiting. apologized for keeping apologized to keeping apologized to keep apologized by keeping apologized by keep Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: He (insist/buy) me a drink. insisted on buying insisted to buying insisted on to buying insisted on to buy insisted for buying Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: Mother (not approve/play) cards. doesn’t approve of playing doesn’t approve to playing doesn’t approve to play doesn’t approve for playing doesn’t approve for play Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: Please, (forgive/not write) very often.  forgive me for not writing forgive me for do not to write forgive me for don’t writing forgive me by not writing forgive me by not to write Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: Do you (suspect/be) a spy? suspect me of being suspect me to being suspect me to be suspect me for being suspect me for to be Choose the correct sentence with the verbs: What (prevent/come) to the party? prevented him from coming prevented him to coming prevented him to come prevented him for coming prevented him for to coming Use the correct preposition: I hate the idea……your going to the party. of about by in to Use the correct prepositions: Excuse me….. coming ….knocking for/without that/without by/for by/without to/without Use the correct preposition: I am looking…. seeing you forward to for after at by Use the correct preposition if necessary: The windows need … cleaning. - in for by at Use the correct preposition: What’s the use …… my being here of  for to by at Use the correct preposition: I am grateful to you …. saying that. for to by that at Use the correct preposition: You always complain …. having a bad house. of at that - by Use the correct preposition: The students insisted …. accompanying them. on - at by to Use the correct preposition: I am up …… studying. with by in for at Was it Captain Cook______New Zealand? who discovered discovered that discover who was discovering will have The You may not like the cold weather here, but you'll have to ___, I'm afraid. put up with it tell it off sort itself out put it off will have call It's cold you should______on a warm jacket. put wear  dress take will have Paul will look_____our dogs while we're on holiday. after at for into will have She_____a lot of her free time reading. spends does has makes will have Hello, this is Simon. Could I_____to Jane, please? speak say tell call will have The construction in the sentence: “She is said to resemble me” is the subjective-with –the- Infinitive the objective-with –the- Infinitive Participial For-to-Infinitive Gerundial The construction in the sentence: Bob was heard to laugh heartily” is the subjective-with –the- Infinitive the objective-with –the- Infinitive Participial For-to-Infinitive Gerundial The construction in the sentence: “The girl was heard to sing in the room” is the subjective-with –the- Infinitive the objective-with –the- Infinitive Participial For-to-Infinitive Gerundial The construction in the sentence: “My father was considered to be a great man” is the subjective-with –the- Infinitive the objective-with –the- Infinitive Participial  For-to-Infinitive Gerundial The construction in the sentence: “The girl was said to be talented” is the subjective-with –the- Infinitive the objective-with –the- Infinitive Participial For-to-Infinitive Gerundial Тест тапсырмасын құрастырған ____________________ _________________________ /қолы/ /аты-жөні/ ____________________ _________________________ /қолы/ /аты-жөні/ Тест тапсырмасы «Шетел филологиясы және аударма ісі» кафедра мәжілісінде бекітілген /кафедра атауы/ № _____ хаттама «_____» ___________________ 20___ ж. Кафедра меңгерушісі ____________________ _________________________ /Қолы/ /аты-жөні/ Тест тапсырмасы төлқұжатының №_____ Тест тапсырмасы ТО қабылданды «_____» ___________________ 20___ ж.