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Put the verbs into the present perfect simple or the past perfect:
I _____________FLY over Loch Ness last week. You ______________SEE the Loch Ness monster? I
_______________NOT SEE him for three years. I wonder where he is.
You ___________BE there before? Yes, I ______________SPEND my holidays here last year. You
_______________HAVE a good time? No, it never ______________STOP raining.
You ____________LIKE your last job? I _____________LIKE it at first but then I _____________QUARREL with my
employer and he ______________DISMISS me.
She ______________SAY shed phone me this morning but it is now 12.30 and she ________________NOT PHONE yet.
What are those people looking at? There ____________BE an accident. You _____________SEE what
____________HAPPEN?
I havent seen her since she _____________GET married.
I havent seen her since she _____________BE married.
Where you _____________FIND this knife? I ______________FIND it in the garden. Why you _____________NOT
LEAVE it there?
Someone ______________RING up half an hour ago and _____________SAY that there was a bomb in the aeroplane.
Since then the crew have been searching for it but they _____________NOT FIND it. This is the third scare bomb they
___________HAVE this week.
TEST PAPER 3
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Put the verbs into simple past, past continuous or past perfect:
Until 1217 all English forests such as the New Forest and Sherwood Forest _____________BELONG to the Norman kings.
They were royal hunting grounds and Saxon people____________NOT HAVE the right to hunt in them. The rules for the royal
hunting ground_______always__________BE strict, but William I, also called William the Conqueror, made them stricter. If a
man killed a deer without the kings permission, his eye was put out, or his hand was cut off. No wonder that when William I
died, nobody _________FEEL sorry for him. He _________BE too cruel to them. He ___________MAKE so many wise laws
that although the English admired him, they could not love him. William II, one of the Conquerors three sons, was even crueller
than his father. He was called William Rufus, or the Red King because of his red face and hair. He ____________MAKE the
forest laws even harsher than before. While he ____________HUNT, nobody was allowed to walk in the forest. What is more, a
man was hanged if he _________KILL a deer. It is no wonder that people said that evil would catch him some day in the depths
of the forest. By the time he died, their words _____________COME true.
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TEST PAPER 5
Put the verbs into past tense simple or past tense continuous:
Levi Strauss _____________LIVE with his family on the eastern coast of America when, like many other Americans, he
____________CATCH California gold fever in 1849. To raise money for the voyage he ________________SELL cloth from
his brothers shop. When he ____________GET to San Francisco, one of the first people he ______________MEET was a
miner who __________ASK if they had brought any pants with them from where they ______________COME. As he
_______________LISTEN to the miner explaining that gold seekers quickly _____________WEAR out their trousers, Strauss
_____________SEE a need. So he ______________MAKE pants out of his tough canvas. They ______________BECOME as
profitable as finding gold and they were called Levis. Still, Levis _______________NOT REMAIN a uniform only for those
who _______________SEEK gold. The gold ______________RUN out. But during the 1860s people _____________BRING
news of the Levis to Texas. There, the cowboys who ______________WORK as hard as miners _____________FIND the
pants solid and comfortable as well. And that ____________CHANGE the clothing habits of the whole country. By the early
part of the 20th century more and more people ___________MOVE to the cities. Still, the cowboy ______________BECOME
the great American hero. He featured in books, magazines, movies and finally in television. As he
________________BECOME a legend, so ___________DO the clothes he ______________WEAR . So by the middle of the
century, everybody _______________WEAR them from children to movie stars and the president of the United States.
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Put the verbs in the present perfect simple or the past tense simple:
Diana first ____________MEET Mark three years ago.
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Put the verbs in the past simple or the present perfect simple:
I _____________HAVE three cups of tea so far today.
_________you ever _________SEE a yak?
Mark last ____________SEE Jennifer three days ago.
They ________already ___________CHECK IN for the flight.
How long ago _________the bus _________LEAVE ?
__________you _________WRITE your diary yet?
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TEST PAPER 8
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Complete the story with the correct form of the verbs: past simple, past continuous, past perfect:
One summer afternoon in New York in 1875, while his wife _______________PREPARE dinner, Mr. Levi Gamin
_____________LEAVE his house to buy some tobacco. He _________never ___________RETURN. Sixty years later
in1935, The New York Times _____________PRINT a story about a man dressed in strange old-fashioned clothes who
______________STEP in front of a car while crossing Times Square. He ______________DIE instantly. The dead man
______________CARRY no identification and there was nothing in his pocket except some old bank notes from the year
1875. The police ______________HAVE no idea who the man was or why he _______________WEAR such strange
clothes, until a police officer ________________DECIDE to check the missing persons file for 1875. In the file was a
description of Mr. Gamin which matched the description of the dead man exactly. It was then that the questions
________________BEGIN. Why __________Mr. Gamin ____________DISAPPEAR in 1875? How __________he
suddenly ___________TURN UP in Times Square in 1935? Where _____________BE he for the past sixty years and why
___________his appearance ____________NOT CHANGE? ___________Mr. Gamin really _____________VANISH into
thin air or ____________something unknown ____________TAKE him into another dimension?
My sister and I _________never_________BE to Sweden before so we _____________LOOK forward to our trip. We
___________CATCH the train from London to the ferry terminal at Harwich, but while we _____________WALK towards
the ferry, we ______________HEAR that it ______________NOT ARRIVE from Sweden yet because a bad storm
_____________BLOW UP during the morning. The ferry finally ______________ARRIVE at midnight after we
_____________SPEND eight hours playing cards and drinking coffee.
Complete the conversation with the present perfect simple or continuous form of the verbs:
Mum: Hi, Joe. ___________you _________HAVE a good day?
Joe: It was OK. I can smell onions.
Mum: Yes, I ____________MAKE hamburgers. Theyre nearly ready.
Joe: Great. Im hungry. I ____________NOT HAVE anything to eat since breakfast.
Mum: _________Jenny__________DECIDE to come for supper or not?
Joe: I dont know. I ___________TRY to phone her all afternoon, but her line __________BE engaged.
Mum: No problem. I ___________MAKE enough food for six. Anyway, Im not very hungry.
Joe: Why?
Mum: Because I _________EAT bits and pieces from the fridge all day!
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TEST PAPER 9
Complete with the correct form of the verbs: past tense, present perfect, past
continuous):
perfect
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_______________HEAR the arguments which the plaintiffs lawyer _____________STRING out to such inordinate length, he
______________SAY:
It _________________BE true that Terences leg ______________BE on fire, he_____________GO ON. but it
____________BE also true that the other three legs ______________TAKE the flaming leg to the inflammable cotton-bales.
Those three legs and their owners _________________BEAR the burden of responsibility for the damage. He therefore
______________ BID the three reimburse Terence for his loss. When Terence _______________HEAR this, his spirits
_____________RISE. His face ________________LIGHT up, and his heart_________________LEAP with joy, as he
__________________DRINK IN the judges words. The plaintiffs ________________FLY into a rage and
__________________PROTEST angrily, for the decision ____________ SPELL ruin to them. But the judge
________________SWEEP their protests aside, and ________________BESEECH them to obey the law. After Terences
former associates ________________PAY him off, they________________GIVE UP the cotton trade, and
_______________SHOE horses for a living instead.