'Would you like something to eat?' - 'No thank you. ... .", I've just had lunch, I was having lunch, I had just lunch, I have lunch, Tom is looking for his key. He can't find it., He lost his key., He has lost his key., He looses his key, He was loosing his key., 'Where are you going for your holiday?' -, 'I didn't decide yet.', 'I haven't decided yet.', 'I don't decide yet.', 'I decided yet.', John is on holiday., He's been to Italy., He's gone to Italy., He went to Italy., He have gone to Italy, At 10 a.m. they ... hockey., played, were playing, was playing, have played, He ... his back while he ... in the garden., was hurting, was working, was hurting, worked, hurted, working, hurt, was working, Mathew called while we ... dinner., were having, was having, were have, having, When I was young, I ... to be a pilot., was wanting, have wanted, has wanted, wanted, The doorbell rang while I ... a shower., have had, have, was having, has had, Choose the correct option., When did you go to bed yesterday?, When have you gone to bed yesterday?, When did you went to bed yesterday?, When do you go to bed yesterday?, Mozart ... more than 600 pieces of music., have written, wrote, writed, has written, Choose the correct option., What have you done at the weekend?, What have you do at the weekend?, What did you do at the weekend?, What did you at the weekend?, Ann fell asleep while she ... TV., was watching, were watching, watching, have watched, We were in a very difficult position. We ... what to do., weren't knowing, didn't knew, haven't known, didn't know, I was angry because they ... late., are, was, have been, were, 'Is Sue coming to the cinema with us?', 'No, she has already seen the movie.', 'No, she already seen the movie.', 'No, she has already see the movie.', 'No, she have already seen the movie.', Alice isn't here at the moment. She ... to the shop to get a newspaper., has been, have gone, went, has gone, 'Are you going to the bank?' - 'No, I ... to the bank.', 've already gone, 've already go, 's already been, 've already been, Choose the correct option., What was you doing at 10 o'clock last night?, What were you doing at 10 o'clock last night?, What have you done at 10 o'clock last night?, What you doing at 10 o'clock last night?, I ... Kate in town yesterday., saw, seen, have seen, has seen, Choose the correct option., Oi! I've cut my finger., Oi! I cut my finger., Oi! I was cutting cut my finger., Oi! I've cutted my finger., It was cold, so I ... the window., have shut, has shut, shut, shutted, We ... Rose in town a few days ago., have seen, 've seen, saw, seed, Magda can't walk and her leg is in plaster., She broke her leg., She has broken her leg., She have broken her leg., She breaks her leg., Hello! I've just ... to the shops. I've bought lots of things., gone, been, went, go, How fast were you driving when the accident ... ?, happened, was happening, happens, has happend, Choose the correct option., Who wrote this novel?, Who did this novel write?, Who write this novel?, Who did wrote this nvel?, Choose the correct option., Who did won the race?, Who won the race?, Who winned the race?, Who did win the race?, The constructions "I used to do" and "I am used to doing" are synonyms., true, false, Choose the correct option., We use to live in a small village, but now we live in London., We used to living in a small village, but now we live in Lond, We used live in a small village, but now we live in Lond, We used to live in a small village, but now we live in Lond, Choose the correct option., I didn't use to like him., I didn't used to like him., I didn't use to liking him., I did used to like him., Choose the correct option., Did you used to eat a lot of sweets when you were a child?, Did you use to eating a lot of sweets when you were a child?, Did you use to eat a lot of sweets when you were a child?, Did you use eat a lot of sweets when you were a child?, He stopped studying hard. =, He used to studying hard., He didn't use to study hard., He used to study hard., He never studied hard., Choose the correct option., There used be a hotel near the airport, but it closed a lon time ago., There used to be a hotel near the airport, but it closed a lon time ago., There use to being a hotel near the airport, but it closed a long time ago., There used a hotel near the airport, but it closed a long time ago., I rarely eat ice-cream now, but I ... when I was a child., didn't use to like it, don't use to like it, didn't used to like it, used to like it, Jim ... my best friend, but we aren't good friends any longer., used to being, didn't use to be, used to be, use to be, I ... Toma and Jane at the airport a few weeks ago., have met, has met, met, meeted, Choose the correct option., What are you doing now?, What were you doing now?, What do you do now?, What you doing now, He has been to England once., He is still in England., He has visited England two times., He has visited England but he's back now., Choose the correct option., 'Hello, June. Where do you call from?', 'Hello, June. Where are you calling from?', 'Hello, June. Where are you call from?', 'Hello, June. Where were you calling from?', Choose the correct option., I am thinking she's rich., I think she's rich., I is thinking she's rich., The milk ... awful., tastes, is tasting, taste, tasting, He ... dinner now., has, have, having, is having, We use the present continuous for temporary situations., true, flase, We use the present simple for permanent situations., true, false, You ... television. You should do something more active., always watch, are always watching, watch, always are watching, The water ... . Can you turn it off?, boils, boil, is boiling, boiling, Most people ... to swim when they are children., are learning, learning, were learning, learn, We use the present simple to talk about things in general., true, false, The Panama Canal ... the Atlantic and Pacific oceans., connect, is connecting, connects, connecting, The questions 'Who is it?', 'When is your birthday?', 'How old is your son?' are ..., special, alternative, disjunctive, general, Everybody is here, ... ?, isn't it, isn't he?, isn't everybody, aren't they, Nobody is angry, ... ?, aren't they, is it, are they, is he, Choose the alternative question., Am I right or am I wrong?, It's late, isn't it?, Am I right?, Where is the car?, Choose the disjunctive question., Are they here?, What is that?, Is it your notebook or is it mine?, They are busy, aren't they?, What is he?, He is Peter Brown., He is a doctor., He is nice., Who is he?, He is a teacher., He is a driver,, He is Peter Smith., I am right, ... ?, aimn't I, are I, aren't I, arent' they, I am not your boss, ... ?, am I, aimn't I, aren't I, am not I, There is a piano in the hall, ... ?, is there, isn't there, are there, aren't there, You were sleeping when I ... ., left, have left, was leaving, leave, ... - 'I saw him two days ago.", 'When have you see him?', 'When did you see him?', 'When you saw him?', 'When have you seen him?', Choose the sentence that is emotionally coloured and expresses irritation, disapproval., She seldom writes letters to him., He is always showing off., Kate is looking for a new job now., She always buys milk in this supermarket., Choose the correct option., I forgot your phone number. Will you say it again, please?, I have forgotten your phone number. Will you say it again, please?, I forget your phone number. Will you say it again, please?, Choose the correct option., I hear you are leaving for England., I heard you are leaving for England., I've heard you are leaving for England., He is returning on Monday., The action which will take place in the near future due to one's previous decision., the action that is going at the moment of speaking., The actions that brings out the person's typical traits., I went up the stairs. I bathed. I changed. Then I went downstairs., a succession of actions in narration to describe the development of events, an action which occupied a whole period of time which is now over, a single action completed in the past and in no way connected, Look, how happily they ... ., play, are playing, is playing, were playing, Choose the correct option., We haven't done much so far., We didn't do much so far., We haven't do much so far., Choose the correct option., Ben walks every morning to work., Ben walks to work every morning., Ben every morning to work works.

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