<d> if I on Sunday free
<e> if I were free on Sunday
<142> What time she usually (to come) home?
Lt;a>does she come
<b> she is coming
<c> she come
<d> did she come
<e> she comes
<143> Her father (to sleep)now.
<a> is sleep
<b> are sleeping
<c> sleep
Lt;d>is sleeping
<e> sleeping
<144> He often(to meet) her in the street.
<a> met
<b> meet
Lt;c>meets
<d> is meeting
<e> meeting
<145> It usually(to take) me one hour to get to the shop.
Lt;a> takes
<b> took
<c> take
<d> will take
<e> has taken
<146> you often (to see) him?
<a> are you to see
<b> are you see
<c> are you seeing
Lt;d>do you see
<e> does you see
<147> My friendmeat andfish.
<a> like /doesn`t like
<b> likes /don`t like
<c> like / doesn`t likes
Lt;d>likes /doesn`t like
<e> like/don`t like
<148> They to work by bus and home on foot.
Lt;a>go/return
<b> go/returning
<c> goes/returns
<d> go/returns
<e> go/returns
<149> .little money in the bag.
<a> is there
Lt;b>there is
<c> there are
<d> there be
<e> are there
<150> How many new buildings in your street?
<a> is there
<b> there are
Lt;c>are there
<d> there
<e> there be
<151> He (to look) through my album when I entered the room.
<a> has been looking
<b> is looking
<c> was looked
<d> has looked
Lt;e>was looking
<152> My mother will worry, if we (not to come) soon.
Lt;a>do not come
<b> did not come
<c> has not come
<d> will not come
<e> have not come
<153> I shall believe it when I (to see) it.
<a> will see
<b> shall see
<c> saw
<d> had seen
Lt;e>see
<154> How long you (to know) him?
<a> were you known
<b> have you knew
Lt;c>have you known
<d> do you know
<e> knew
<155> Look! Somebody (to break) the window. It looks terrible.
<a> will break
<b> have broken
<c> broke
Lt;d>has broken
<e> broken
<156> George (not/be) very well last week.
<a> did not be
<b> were not
Lt;c>was not
<d> has not been
<e> is not
Lt;157>The house was quiet when I got home. Everybody (to go) to bed.
Lt;a>had gone
<b> have gone
<c> would go
<d> were going
<e> went
<158> you (to see) him today? You must know where he is.
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<a> Do you saw
<b> Do you see
<c> Have you saw
<d> Saw
Lt;e>Have you seen
<159> I didnt know that it (to rain).
Lt;a>was raining
<b> is raining
<c> will be raining
<d> has been raining
<e> has rained
<160> I (not to see) you for ages. I am happy to see you.
Lt;a>havent seen
<b> dont see
<c> havent saw
<d> havent been seeing
<e> shall not see
<161> The rain (to stop) before we reached home.
<a> stopped
<b> was stopping
Lt;c>has stopped
<d> will stop
<e> had stopped
<162> He asked what institute I going to enter.
<a> is
Lt;b>was
<c> am
<d> will be
<e> has been
<163> He said that she (to translate) the article since morning.
<a> had been translating
<b> has been translating
<c> will be translating
<d> had translated
<e> will translate
<164> I dont know Carols husband. I never (to meet) him.
<a> met
Lt;b>have met
<c> will meet
<d> meet
<e> was met
<165> I want to see Margaret before she (to leave).
Lt;a>leaves
<b> left
<c> leave
<d> will leave
<e> was leaving
<166> Ive already spoken to the Dean. When you (to speak) to him?
<a> have spoken
<b> had spoken
<c> are speaking
<d> spoke
Lt;e>did speak
<167> He (to read) his evening paper as usual when a friend of his called him on the phone.
<a> had read
<b> is reading
<c> will read
Lt;d>was reading
<e> has reading
<168> I wont speak to him until he (to apologize).
<a> is apologizing
<b> would apologize
<c> apologized
<d> apologize
Lt;e>apologizes
<169> Dont be angryme, he said to his friend.
Lt;a>with
<b> to
<c> at
<d> for
<e> in
<170> My son is fond playing the piano.
<a> on
<b> in
<c> with
Lt;d>of
<e> at
<171> She stopped her letters.
<a> have written
Lt;b>writing
<c> wrote
<d> write
<e> written
<172> , .
