Tenses 4

TENSES 4
Simple present – present progressive – simple past ? Fill in the correct tense.
Every summer our class (go) on a short trip. Last year we (go) to a
zoo. Our teacher (be) very nervous. Teachers (be) often nervous on a
school trip. But why? We (not understand) that. I (take) lots of photos
of a baby elephant with my cell phone. "Why you (not take) photos of
other animals, too?" my friend (ask) me. But I (not want) to take
photos of other animals. I (want) to take photos of all my friends.
They (have) some bananas and (show) them to the gorillas.
"What you (do) there? Come to me!" our teacher (shout).
We (find) a nice place for a picnic. But nobody (eat) a banana, but the
gorillas (have) a nice lunch that day. It (be) a great day at the zoo, and
we (have) a lot of fun.

TENSES 5
They (drive) to Manchester.
Present simple: They to Manchester. Present progressive:They to

Manchester.
Past simple: They to Manchester. Past progressive: They to Manchester.
Future: They to Manchester. Present perfect: They to Manchester.
Susan (sing) beautifully.
Present simple: Susan beautifully. Present progressive: Susan beautifully.
Past simple: Susan beautifully. Past progressive: Susan beautifully.
Future: Susan beautifully. Present perfect: Susan beautifully.
I (work) in a shop.
Present simple: I in a shop. Present progressive: I in a shop.
Past simple: I in a shop. Past progressive: I in a shop.
Future: I in a shop. Present perfect: I in a shop.

TENSES 6
He (stay) at an old hotel.
Present simple: He at an old hotel. Present progressive: He at an old
hotel.
Past simple: He at an old hotel. Past progressive: He at an old hotel.
Future: He at an old hotel. Present perfect: He at an old hotel.
Jim (live) in an old house.
Present simple: Jim in an old house. Present progressive: Jim in an old
house.
Past simple: Jim in an old house. Past progressive: Jim in an old house.
Future: Jim in an old house. Present perfect: Jim in an old house.
I (ride) my bike.
Present simple: I my bike. Present progressive: I my bike.
Past simple: I my bike. Past progressive: I my bike.
Future: I my bike. Present perfect: I my bike.

TENSES 7
We (fly) to Paris.
Present simple: We to Paris. Present progressive: We to Paris.
Past simple: We to Paris. Past progressive: We to Paris.
Future: We to Paris. Present perfect: We to Paris.
George and Bill (read) the newspaper.
Present simple: George and Bill the newspaper. Present progressive: George and
Bill the newspaper. Past simple: George and Bill the newspaper.
Past progressive: George and Bill the newspaper. Future: George and Bill
the newspaper. Present perfect: George and Bill the newspaper.
Paul (visit) his uncle.
Present simple: Paul his uncle. Present progressive: Paul his uncle. Past
simple: Paul his uncle. Past progressive: Paul his uncle.
Future: Paul his uncle. Present perfect: Paul his uncle.

TENSES 8
They (play) badminton.
Present simple: They badminton. Present progressive: They badminton.
Past simple: They badminton. Past progressive: They badminton.
Future: They badminton. Present perfect: They badminton.
He (listen) to his favourite music.
Present simple: He to his favourite music. Present progressive: He to
his favourite music. Past simple: He to his favourite music. Past progressive:
He to his favourite music. Future: He to his favourite music. Present
perfect: He to his favourite music.
The boys (go) for a walk with their dog.
Present simple: The boys for a walk with their dog. Present progressive: The
boys for a walk with their dog. Past simple: The boys for a walk with their
dog. Past progressive: The boys for a walk with their dog. Future: The boys
for a walk with their dog. Present perfect: The boys for a walk with their dog.
PRESENT PERFECT QUESTIONS 2
Write down the questions and the short answers.
1. you / watch / her new movie
? No, .
2. they / ever visit / any country in Africa
? Yes,
.
3. the girls / come / home yet
? Yes, .
4. dad / already clean / the car
? Yes, .
5. he / ever ride / a horse
? No, .
6. Mike / miss / the train
? Yes, .
7. you / ever meet / her
? No, .
8. Sam / recently return / from holiday
? Yes, .
9. she / ever be / to Brazil
? No, .
10. you / ever study / Spanish at school
? No,
PRESENT PERFECT QUESTIONS 3

1. what / you / cook / for dinner
2. he / ever play / golf
3. you / save / enough money to buy a laptop
4. what / have / you / do / lately
5. where / have / the boys / be
6. how many times / you / be / abroad
7. you / ever eat / Japanese food
8. how many books / Jessica / read this month
9. Bill / leave / school yet
.?
10. you / ever use / this credit card before
PAST SIMPLE OR PROGRESSIVE 4

1. I (look) out of the window and (see) John.
2. I (help) to peel the potatoes when Mary (come) in.
3. The sun (rise) when we (reach) the hill.
4. He (laugh) and (clap) his hand.
5. While they (sing), he (play) the piano.
6. A heavy wind (blow) when the helicopter (land).
7. We (go) to the church when the bell (start) to ring.
8. While the police (drive) to the house, the burglars (put) the paintings into their
bags.
9. Father (smoke) his pipe while mother (read) a book.
10. The baby (start) to cry when she (do) the washing up.
11. While he (walk) through the park, he (meet) Phil.
12. When they (walk) through the wood, they (see) the stolen car.
13. Although the pianist (play) wonderfully, a guest (fall) asleep.
14. She (brush) her hair while he (put) on his clothes.
15. When they (walk) through the shopping centre, he (promise) to buy her a
ring.

Past simple or past progressive
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.

1. They (have) tea when the doorbell (ring).
2. Father (smoke) his pipe while mother (read) a magazine.
3. While he (mow) the lawn, it (start) to rain.
4. He (have) breakfast when the toaster (blow) up.
5. When I (come) into the office, my boss (wait) for me.
6. When we (see) Brian, he (drive) a taxi.
7. Father (wait) in the car while mother (do) the shopping.
8. When he (arrive), we (have) dinner.
9. While they (play) chess, we (go) shopping.
10. They (have) a party while he (sleep).
11. He (take) a photo when I (feed) the ducks.
12. They (play) football when the lights in the stadium (go) out.
13. While George and John (clean) their room, she (do) the
ironing.
14. Sam (do) the ironing when Jack (phone) her.
15. We (wait) at Victoria station when the train (arrive).

1. When I to school, I John. (walk/see)
2. When I in the kitchen, Mary . (help/come)
3. While she the soup, the children . (cook/play)
4. While they cards, the baby . (play/sleep)
5. When I in the garden, my uncle . (work/call)
6. Carol TV while Bob and Peter football. (watch/play)
7. When she her hair, the baby to cry. (wash/begin)
8. A strong wind when the plane . (blow/land)
9. When she tennis, it to rain. (play/began)
10. When I TV, the lights out. (watch/go)
11. While he the piano, she to him. (play/listen)
12. While she up her room, he his car. (tidy/wash)
13. The boys in the garden while she the flowers.
(help/water)
14. He Mary when he through the park. (meet/walk)
15. We computer games while she a book. (play/read)

Fill in past simple or past progressive
1. When Mrs. Golan (open) the door, her children (do) their homework and her
husband (read) the newspaper.
2. What you (do) yesterday morning? I (study) for an exam.
3. he (arrive) to the meeting last Friday?
4. they (paint) the walls when your mother (come) home?
5. While Dan (repair) the car, his sister (work) in the garden.
6. They (watch) television when the lights (go) out.
7. While mother (hang) up the clothes, her two daughters (wash) the dishes.
8. Tom (water) the flowers when it (start) to rain.
9. She (talk) on the phone when I (arrive).
10. I (read) a book when you (call) me.
11. The children (play) tennis when their grandmother (come) to visit them.
12. When Mrs Smith (enter) the room, her children (listen) to the radio very
loudly.
13. Ann (sweep) the floor while John (make) the beds.
14. The parents (sleep) while the baby (play) quietly in her bed.
15. When the teacher (walk) into the room, the pupils (make) a lot of noise.

1. George (fall) off the ladder while he (paint) the ceiling.
2. Last night I (read) in the bed when I suddenly (hear) a scream.
3. you (you watch) TV when I (call) you?
4. Ann (wait) for me when I (arrive).
5. I (not drive) very fast when the accident (happen).
6. I (break) a plate last night. I (wash) the dishes when it (slip)
out of my hand.
7. Tom (take) some photos when I (play) in the garden.
8. We (not go) out because it (rain).
9. What (you do) last week?
10. I (see) Carol at the party. She (wear) a new dress.
11. The cell phone (ring) when I (take) a shower.
12. It (begin) to rain when I (walk) home.
13. We (see) an accident when we (wait) for the bus.
14. The children (sleep) all night.
15. The car (make) strange noises all the way home.
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)

1. I in Seattle for five years. (live)
2. Someone my bike! Now I'll have to walk home. (steal)
3. When Bob was young he in London. (live)
4. I would like to visit Berlin sometime. Unfortunately, I there. (never

be)
5. Tim to Scotland last year. (go)
6. I'm afraid I'm not hungry anymore. I . (already eat)
7. They don't live here any more. They two years ago. (leave)
8. Ann, reading the newspaper yet? (you finish)
9. We football yesterday afternoon. (play)
10. The weather very good last week. (not be)
11. Where are the girls? They yet. (not arrive)
12. Her friend is an actor. He in many movies. (play)
13. We our vacation in Florida last summer. (spend)
14. His grandfather in April last year. (die)
15. I'm ready to go shopping. I my homework. (just finish)

1. Sam a new cell phone a few months ago. (buy)
2. I didn't know that he bought a new cell phone. Yes, he it for a few months now.
(have)
3. Last year we to Scotland for our holidays. (go)
4. You look relaxed! Yes, I on vacation. (just been)
5. I can't join you now. I my homework yet. (not do)
6. I all my homework yesterday afternoon. (do)
7. I very well the last nights. (not sleep)
8. Are you tired? Yes, I a hard day. (have)
9. Here is the news. There an accident on the M1 near Nottingham. (be)
10. I my keys. Did you take them with you this morning? (lose)
11. Tom in Sydney all his life. (live)
12. How long out last night? You look tired. (you stay)
13. an accident? No, never. (you ever have)
14. My sister is going to Italy in the summer. That's why she to learn Italian. (start)
15. I a cold last year. (not have)

1. (you call) her yet? Yes, I (phone) her at six, but she (not
answer) so far.
2. First we (have) dinner at our favourite restaurant, and then we (go) to the
cinema.
3. When (they meet) for the first time?
4. This (be) the best movie I (ever see).
5. They (not give) me any money since March.
6. She (write) a letter to her parents some days ago.
7. Carol (just pass) her English exam.
8. My brother (be) ill several times this year.
9. (you already pack) your suitcase?
10. your uncle? (you recently meet) Yes, I (talk) to him last Monday when
I (see) him at the shopping centre.
11. (she do) her homework yet? Yes, she (do) it yesterday.
12. She is bleeding because she (cut) her finger.
13. (they visit) the Taj Mahal when they (stay) in India?
14. He (go) to Brazil, but now he (come) back again.
15. Dan (buy) his car last March and (sell) it yesterday.

1. It very dry this month but it a lot last week. (be / rain)
2. Last July, I to visit my relatives in Barcelona. (go)
3. I think I her once before. (meet)
4. I there last year but I there lately. (be / be)
5. I cannot contact her because she me her email address. (not give)
6. I love this movie. It's the third time I it. (watch)
7. her today's paper article? (you read)
8. We our suitcases yesterday evening. (pack)
9. They home from their summer vacation. (just come)
10. I think he won't be able to work because he his leg last Friday. (break)
11. In 2012, they their house in the country and to a flat in the city. (sell / move)
12. She as a lawyer since I her eight years ago. (work / meet)
13. They since last Monday. (phone)
14. the late night show yesterday? (you watch)
15. We at the hotel at about eight, and our friends two hours later. (arrive /
meet)

Fill in the present perfect simple, the past simple or the past progressive.
1. she ever in a foreign country? (live)
2. While we TV, the lights out. (watch / go)
3. My mother in the living room when someone into our garage. (sit /
break)
4. He at the airport. (already arrive)
5. Someone poison into the glass while we in the kitchen. (put / talk)
6. I to the radio when the fire .(listen / break out)
7. you tennis last weekend? (play)
8. I the window because it to rain.(close / start)
9. First she the lawn and then she shopping.(cut / go)
10. He to school for a week. (not be)
11. She while I in the sun.(surf / lie)
12. In the middle of the night the phone . (ring)
13. I her since her birthday. (not meet)
14. They back yesterday at nine in the evening. (come)
15. I the housework when you at work. (do / be)
RESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE 1

Fill in the Present Perfect Progressive.
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.
PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE 2

Fill in the Present Perfect Progressive.
1. Why is he so tired? He (play) football for two hours.
2. How long (you work) in the garden?
3. Carol (learn) Spanish for four years.
4. Frank and Bill (travel) around Europe for about a

month.
5. Samuel (wear) that jeans since Tuesday.
6. How long (you study) English?
7. We (wait) here for three hours.
8. She (watch) too much television lately.
9. Susan (speak) on the phone for an hour.
10. How long (he wait) for us?
11. Peter (read) the books for weeks.
12. He (watch) too many DVDs.
13. He is very tired. He (work) hard all day.
14. I (read) for 3 hours.
15. Tara (practise) for her performance for four 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.

Fill in past simle or past perfect simple.
1. After they (see) the Tower, they (go) to Westminster Abbey.
2. He (ask) me which animals I (hunt) in Africa.
3. After Columbus (discover) America, he (return) to Spain.
4. Before they (move) to Liverpool, they (sell) everything.
5. After he (work) very hard, he (fall) ill.
6. She (open) the box after she (find) the key.
7. They (go) to a restaurant after they (sail).
8. Before they (start) the party, they (invite) some friends.
9. After she (wash) the curtains, she (clean) the windows.
10. They (go) for a sightseeing tour after the bus (arrive).
11. Before he (mow) the lawn, he (pick) some roses.
12. After he (finish) school, he (work) for a magazine.
13. They (drink) a cup of tea after they (finish) lunch.
14. He (ask) me for her telephone number before he (phone) her.
15. My sister (eat) all the chocolate before my parents (come)

home.

Fill in past tense or past perfect tense.
1. After they (open) the window, it (become) colder.
2. After we (see) the movie, we (go) to bed.
3. After he (leave), she (start) to cry.
4. As soon as it (start) to rain, she (take) her umbrella.
5. He (play) cards after he (do) his homework.
6. Before she (thank) me, she (take) my present.
7. We (see) the robbers after they (leave) the bank.
8. He (comb) his hair after he (brush) his teeth.
9. Before we (go) out, we (put) on our new shoes.
10. They (go) swimming after it (stop) raining.
11. When we (arrive) there, the ceremony (already start).
12. Father (start) to wash the car after mother (go) out.
13. After she (got) her new dress, she (show) it her parents.
14. He (fall) from the balcony after he (take) away the
railing.
15. He (eat) the cake after he (ask).

Fill in Past simple, past progressive or past perfect simple.
1. After they (have) a cup of tea, they (have) some cake.
2. They (buy) the flat two years ago.
3. When I (watch) TV, the lights (go) out.
4. He (tell) me that he (see) a lion.
5. He (go) to France last year.
6. After he (call) the police, he (call) the ambulance.
7. She (wash) her hair when her baby (start) to cry.
8. After he (work) hard, he (feel) ill.
9. He (leave) the room after I (explain) all the facts.
10. After he (find) the key, he (open) the door.
11. While he (play) computer games, she (read).
12. They (sell) everything before they (move) to

Glasgow.
13. He (visit) me yesterday evening.
14. When I (clean) the room, Mary (come) home.
15. After he (finish) school, he (start) to work in a factory.

1. He (work) in a supermarket before he (work) as a postman.
2. She (feed) the dog as soon as she (do) her homework.
3. My sister (live) in England before she (move) to Belgium.
4. After he (eat) all the sandwiches, he (drink) some orange
juice.
5. We (be) tired because we (work) all day.
6. As I (miss) the bus, I (walk) home again.
7. After they (install) the file, they (can) go on working.
8. He (just start) to watch TV when the mobile phone (ring).
9. Before she (go) to bed, she (listen) to her favourite CD.
10. After he (lose) all his money, he (be) poor as a church
mouse.
11. She (have) a cup of coffee before she (write) the letter.
12. My sister (eat) all the jam before our parents (come) home.
13. Tom (be) very angry because Ann (shout) at him.
14. She (go) home again as soon as she (do) her shopping.
15. They (go) to a sightseeing tour after the bus (arrive).

1. John (play) with the children after he (have) dinner.
2. The farmer (harvest) the apples before he (take) them to his neighbour to
make cider.
3. After it (stop) raining, the tennis match (can) start.
4. After George (swallow) his medicine, he (begin) to feel much better.
5. Before he (become) president, he (work) as an actor.
6. The tourists (jump) into the pool as soon as they (unpack) their suitcases.
7. They (sell) their flat before they (move) to the Netherlands.
8. He (work) as a tourist agent after he (finish) school.
9. After he (call) the police, he (call) the ambulance.
10. We (leave) the cinema as soon as the movie (end).
11. After Mary (get) her new school uniform, she (be) very happy.
12. He (meet) some friends after he (study) for the test.
13. When we (arrive) at home, she (already do) the washing.
14. She (need) help because someone (steal) her money.
15. She (do) her homework before she (visit) me.
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.
FUTURE TENSES 2
Fill in GOING TO or WILL future.
1. When the weather is fine, we a picnic in our garden. (probably have)
2. him for help? (you ask)
3. Susan the bathroom next weekend. (paint)
4. I think he her name. (find out)
5. I a walk in the garden this evening. (take)
6. Let's hope that the wind away the clouds. (blow)
7. Mary a good mark because she has studied hard. (get).
8. Are you sure, you in a tent in your holidays? (sleep)
9. Peter his new bike in the park. (ride)
10. I hope Jane me to her party. (invite).
11. I dad's car tomorrow afternoon. (wash)
12. Mum thinks dad home early tonight. (come)
13. It very cold in the mountains. Take a sweater with you. (probably be)
14. We our bikes in the park. Can you come with us? (ride)
15. It's my birthday next Friday. Mum a cake. (bake)
FUTURE TENSES 3
Fill in GOING TO or WILL future.
1. I think Susan in love with Mike. (fall)
2. John to his new CD all evening. (listen)
3. It's late. I hope we the bus. (not miss)
4. I think the police the burglars. (arrest)
5. the new words this time, Peter? (you learn)
6. Jane and Sue a present for mum's birthday. (buy)
7. I hope you me with the dishes, Julie. (help)
8. Next summer we at a campsite near a lake. (probably

stay)
9. We to Scotland this summer. (go)
10. I promise, I you tomorrow. (phone)
11. Maybe he any time next weekend. (not have)
12. She a baby next April. (have)
13. I hope the train delayed. (not be)
14. They the exam. (probably pass)
15. The sky is cloudy and grey. It . (rain)
FUTURE TENSES 4
Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to or present simple.
1. The fridge is empty. and get some food, please? (you go)
2. We have decided that we dinner at a restaurant tomorrow. (have)
3. The weather report said that it sunny tomorrow. (be)
4. Eva said that she him anymore. (not date)
5. Tom, with us next Saturday? (you hike)
6. We have to hurry. The train in five minutes. (leave)
7. They are hungry. I some milk and cornflakes for breakfast. (get)
8. We some money to his charity organization. (probably donate)
9. I studied a lot for the exam. I . (not fail)
10. They announced that the shopping mall on June 1st. (open)
11. It's a beautiful day today. I think I to the beach today. (go)
12. He us in English next year. (teach)
13. I feel very tired. I . (sleep)
14. I'm not sure if he enough money to buy a new car next year.
(have)
15. The world championships next Sunday. (end)
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR PROGRESSIVE 1

1. Jane (write) a letter to a magazine. She (not finish) it yet.
2. Ben (look) for his pen-knife, but he (not find) it yet.
3. Jenny (wait) for the bus for half an hour, but it (not arrive) yet.
4. Nick (play) a computer game for two hours and he is still playing.
5. Mike (not finished) painting his car yet. He (work) on it for two
weeks.
6. Amanda (not come) home yet. She (shop) in town since 10 o'clock.
7. Mike's car (make) strange noises. Nick and Jane (clean) all the parts.
8. Ben (draw) cartoons for two hours. He (not finish) yet.
9. Greg (wait) for Jenny in town. Jenny (not arrive) yet.
10. Jane (knit) a pullover. She (not finish) yet.
11. It (rain) all day and it (not stop) yet.
12. Mr Blake (make) tests all evening but he (not find) a perfect one yet.

1. How often (you clean) the windows this year?
2. I (work) all day and (just come) home from the office.
3. The girls (be) at school since 7 o'clock.
4. I (wait) for the train for half an hour, but it still (not arrive) yet.
5. I (not watch) the new movie yet.
6. She (not cook) anything yet because she (talk) to her neighbour all the
time.
7. Amanda (play) seven tournaments this year.
8. It (snow) a lot this week. I hope it will stop soon.
9. Mike (travel) since he finished school.
10. She (work) for the company since she graduated from university.
11. Ben, where have you been? I (wait) for you since 2 o'clock.
12. Many tourists (visit) this museum.
13. It (rain) all week. I hope it will stop by Saturday.
14. She (perform) in eight movies since she began acting.
15. Jane (work) on the computer for hours, and she (not finish) yet.

1. It all day. (rain)
2. How long for me? (you wait)
3. I my girlfriend for two months. (know)
4. I my homework. Now I can go out. (do)
5. I my homework for three hours. (do)
6. What all afternoon (she do)? She that book you lent her, but
she it yet. (read / not finish)
7. Amanda is a famous film star. She about ten films. (make)
8. What countries ? (you already visit)
9. Mike a cold since last Thursday. (have)
10. I'm tired. I very hard today. (work)
11. Susan to ring you several times. (try)
12.He with Kate. (never dance)
13. Someone my chocolate. (eat)
14. How long as a lawyer? (she work)
15. We here for eight years. (live)

1. We basketball for the last few hours. (play)
2. She in Berlin. (never live)
3. There a lot of earthquakes in California. (be)
4. It hard since yesterday evening. (rain)
5. They a birthday party for her. (already plan)
6. The department store is still closed. It yet. (not open)
7. They in Boston since they arrived in the USA ten years ago. (live)
8. on anything interesting lately? (you work)
9. His company a lot of money in the last years. (make)
10. I left her a message but she me back yet. (not call)
11. My wife is exhausted because she too hard all day. (work)
12. How many times this exam? (you take)
13. The actress this award for a long time. (deserve)
14. Amanda Italian for more than three years. (learn)
15. How long French? (she study)

Fill in the present perfect simple or the present perfect progressive.
1. How long TV this afternoon? (watch)
2. a mountain? (you climb)
3. They the car since three o' clock and they yet. (repair / not
finish)
4. He at the airport. (already arrive)
5. How long for Linda? (he wait)
6. all the presents yet? (you buy)
7. He the driving test. (just pass)
8. They cards all day. (play)
9. She him before. (never meet)
10. She her since Friday. (not see)
11. We English since 5 years. (learn)
12. They for him all day but they him yet. (look / not find)
13. He up. (already wake up)
14. Fred and Jim for their exam all day. (learn)
15. The girls in the pool for two hours. (swim)
TENSES 1
1. I usually (go) to school by bus.
2. Yesterday morning I (get) up at 6.30.
3. We needed some money so we (sell) our car.
4. " she ever (be) to Spain?"
5. "What Peter (do) now?"
6. Please don't make so much noise. I (study) for my online degree.
7. Water (boil) at 100 degrees Celsius.
8. Carol often (learn) with her father.
9. Now Ron (phone) Jill again. It (be) the third time he (phone)
her this evening.
10. It (rain) now. It (begin) raining two hours ago. So it (rain) for
two hours.
11. you (hear) anything from Tom since Christmas?
12. " it (rain)?" she always (ask) me.
13. " you (go) out last night?"
14. New York (be) one of the largest cities of the world.
15. This house (cost) 35,000 pounds in 1980.
TENSES 2
1. John ever (win) a prize at a race?
2. I (fall) asleep yesterday when I (watch) TV.
3. George never (be) to Canada.
4. Tom is not back to England. He (be) to Italy for three weeks.
5. We (do) a lot last Sunday.
6. I sometimes (go) to the cinema.
7. Nick (work) hard yesterday.
8. I (not find) my ring yet which I (lose) at the party yesterday.
9. They (build) this castle in 1762.
10. Do you like to have something to eat? No, thank you. I (just have) dinner.
11. While Tom (play) tennis, Ann (take) a shower.
12. I not (see) his dog since yesterday morning.
13. Mike (play) on his notebook now. How long he

(play)?
14. " you (speak) English?" she was asked.
15. When they (work) in the garden, the phone (ring).
TENSES 3
2. he (already arrive) in Los Angeles?
3. I (not see) him for two days.
4. Father (smoke) his pipe while mother (prepare) the tea.
5. She (already do) the washing up.
6. Look! It (snow) now.
7. She (have) a motorcycle accident last winter.
8. Last night I (read) a book when suddenly I (hear) a scream.
9. Carol (already start) her new job.
10. Last week my rabbit (run) away, and I (not find) it yet.
11. The teacher (write) sentences on the board while the children (fill) the words
in the text.
12. Water (boil) at 100 degrees Celsius.
13. What Peter (do) at the moment. He (have) a bath.
14. I (go) to the theatre yesterday evening.
TENSES 9
1. When I (look) out of the window, I (see) John.
2. you ever (play) the piano since you left school?
3. I (not see) him for two days.
4. When he (try) to open the door, he (drop) his key.
5. They (live) in this house since 1987.
6. My father (wash) his car while my mother and I (prepare) dinner.
7. you (meet) her yesterday?
8. Mary (be) in London for three days.
9. The headmaster (enter) the classroom when they (write) their

exams.
10. He (buy) a new car last week.
11. I think that they (arrive) tomorrow morning.
12. Last Wednesday they (play) chess after they (do) their homework.
TENSES 10
1. Tim and Carol (be) late yesterday.
3. While they (play) tennis, we (take) our dog for a walk.
4. When I (get) up, he (sit) in the garden and (read) a book.
5. I (never be) to India.
6. I'm not sure if we (visit) her tomorrow.
7. No, I don't want to eat anything because I (just have) lunch.
8. She (sleep) well last night.
9. Look! Susan (swim) in the pool.
10. When he (walk) down the street, he (see) Jill.
11. She always (take) a shower in the morning.
12. After we (take) some photos of the cathedral, we (go) to the next restaurant
to have dinner.
13. They (meet) my brother an hour ago.
14. This is the most beautiful painting I (ever see).
15. They (tell) us that it (rain) the next days.
TENSES 4
Simple present – present progressive – simple past ? Fill in the correct tense.
Every summer our class (go) on a short trip. Last year we (go) to a zoo. Our
teacher (be) very nervous. Teachers (be) often nervous on a school trip. But
why? We (not understand) that. I (take) lots of photos of a baby elephant with
my cell phone. "Why you (not take) photos of other animals, too?" my
friend (ask) me. But I (not want) to take photos of other animals.
I (want) to take photos of all my friends. They (have) some bananas
and (show) them to the gorillas. "What you (do) there? Come to
me!" our teacher (shout). We (find) a nice place for a picnic. But
nobody (eat) a banana, but the gorillas (have) a nice lunch that day.
It (be) a great day at the zoo, and we (have) a lot of fun.

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photos of other animals. I (want) to take photos of all my friends.

They (have) some bananas and (show) them to the gorillas.

"What you (do) there? Come to me!" our teacher (shout).

we (have) a lot of fun.

They (drive) to Manchester.

Present simple: They to Manchester. Present progressive:They to

Future: They to Manchester. Present perfect: They to Manchester.

Susan (sing) beautifully.

Present simple: Susan beautifully. Present progressive: Susan beautifully.

Past simple: Susan beautifully. Past progressive: Susan beautifully.

Future: Susan beautifully. Present perfect: Susan beautifully.

Present simple: I in a shop. Present progressive: I in a shop.

Past simple: I in a shop. Past progressive: I in a shop.

Future: I in a shop. Present perfect: I in a shop.

He (stay) at an old hotel.

Jim (live) in an old house.

Present simple: I my bike. Present progressive: I my bike.

Past simple: I my bike. Past progressive: I my bike.

Future: I my bike. Present perfect: I my bike.

Future: We to Paris. Present perfect: We to Paris.

George and Bill (read) the newspaper.

the newspaper. Present perfect: George and Bill the newspaper.

Paul (visit) his uncle.

simple: Paul his uncle. Past progressive: Paul his uncle.

Future: Paul his uncle. Present perfect: Paul his uncle.

They (play) badminton.

Present simple: They badminton. Present progressive: They badminton.

Past simple: They badminton. Past progressive: They badminton.

Future: They badminton. Present perfect: They badminton.

He (listen) to his favourite music.

perfect: He to his favourite music.

The boys (go) for a walk with their dog.

1. you / watch / her new movie

2. they / ever visit / any country in Africa

3. the girls / come / home yet

4. dad / already clean / the car

5. he / ever ride / a horse

6. Mike / miss / the train

7. you / ever meet / her

8. Sam / recently return / from holiday

9. she / ever be / to Brazil

10. you / ever study / Spanish at school

PRESENT PERFECT QUESTIONS 3

2. he / ever play / golf

3. you / save / enough money to buy a laptop

4. what / have / you / do / lately

5. where / have / the boys / be

6. how many times / you / be / abroad

7. you / ever eat / Japanese food

8. how many books / Jessica / read this month

9. Bill / leave / school yet

10. you / ever use / this credit card before

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2. I (help) to peel the potatoes when Mary (come) in.

3. The sun (rise) when we (reach) the hill.

4. He (laugh) and (clap) his hand.

5. While they (sing), he (play) the piano.

6. A heavy wind (blow) when the helicopter (land).

7. We (go) to the church when the bell (start) to ring.

9. Father (smoke) his pipe while mother (read) a book.

13. Although the pianist (play) wonderfully, a guest (fall) asleep.

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