1) When you (to leave) home for school tomorrow?
2) My brother (to go) to work every day. He (to leave) home at a quarter past eight.
3) As the office I (to work) at (to be) near our house, I (to walk) there.
4) Yesterday he (not to go) to work. Yesterday he (to get) up at nine o'clock.
5) You (to invite) your cousin to stay with you next summer?
6) We (to cook) our meals on a fire last summer.
7) Dont worry, my sister (to help) to wash the dishes after todays party.
, (Present Simple Present Continuous)
1) Hurry! The bus (to come). I (not want) to miss it.
2) The river (to flow) very fast today much faster than usual.
3) What medicine you generally (to take) if you have a headache?
4) He (to try) to learn to drive a car but he (to make) very slow progress.
5) Adam (to explain) to his son how to use a computer.
6) My grandmother (to be) busy. She (to bake) an apricote pie. She (to bake) pies every Sunday.
7) Tom (to be) tired. He (to be) embarrassed because he (to yawn) his head off.
8) I (to be) sad. That (to be) why I (to cry).
9) I (to measure) the room to see what size carpet we (to need).
10) She (to think) of doing a postgraduate degree. What you (to think) about it?
, (Past Simple Past Continuous)
1) I (to see) Carol at the party. She (to wear) a really beautiful dress.
2) I (not to drive) very fast when the accident (to happen).
3. You (to watch) television when I (to call) you?
4) Just as I (to get) to an interesting part of the story, the doorbell (to ring).
5) While I (to wonder) whether to buy the hat or not, someone else (to come) and (to buy) it.
6) When we (to arrive) the Mayor (to make) still a speech.
7) I (to break) a plate last night. I (to do) the washing up when it (to slip) out of my hand.
, (Present Perfect Past Continuous)
1) We (to go) to the country yesterday, but the rain (to spoil) all the pleasre.
2) My watch was going in the morning, but now it (to stop).
3) The lecture (not yet to begin) and the students are talking in the classroom.
4) I cant believe that you (to eat) three pizzas already! I only (to bring) them in 15 minutes ago.
5) I originally (to study) physics at university and (to graduate) with a first-class degree.
6) Tell me all about what (to happen) at the meeting. I am all ears.
7) e (to run) away from school three times when he was fourteen.
, (Perfect Perfect Continuous)
1) I want to study journalism to be a reporter a newspaperman. I (think) about it a lot lately.
2) Before I made an important decision on which college to go I (discuss) it with my parents.
3) By midnight the astronomers (watch) the lunar eclipse for two hours.
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4) The Stewarts are going to the theatre tonight. Richard (make) a reservation for theatre tickets.
5) I (wait) for half an hour before the taxi came at last.
6) Mary doesnt want any lunch. She (eat) already.
7) You look exhausted because you (work) all day.
8) By the end of this year the company (pay) the compensation for the damage done.
1) They make beer from water, hops and malted barley.
2) Philips and Sony marketed the first CDs in 1982.
3) Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin.
4) A team of European scientists is doing the research.
5) The committee will announce the names of the Nobel Prize winners in May.
, (Complex Object)
1) She likes ( )
2) She doesnt like ( )
3) He doesnt like ( )
4) She loves ( )
5) The biology teacher wanted ( )
6) Our mother did not want ( )
7) Our grandmother wanted ( )
