1) Put the verbs into the simple present tense:

1. He sometimes (play) golf on Sundays.

2. These books (cost) 10.
3. He often (use) a computer.
4. Judy always (catch) the 8 o'clock train.
5. My secretary (arrange) everything.
2) Put the verbs into the simple past tense:
1. She (complete) the dialogue yesterday.
2. They (try) to phone me last week.
3. They (buy) a new machine last year.
4. She (drink) all the juice a minute ago.
5. We (go) to America in 1960.
3) Put the verbs into simple future tense:
1. They (expand) their production.
2. I (confirm) your appointment.
3. We (move) from Bristol to London.
4. She (work) as a marketing manager.
5. We (advertise) this product well.
4) Put the verbs into the present continuous tense:
1. He (write) a report.
2. Helen (make) photocopies.
3. He (interview) candidates for a job.
4. Judy (make) appointments.
5. The trainees (meet) at 12 o'clock.
5) Put the verbs into the past continuous tense:
1. She (write) when I phoned her.
2. He (go) to the cinema when he met Peter.
3. We (prepare) the export documents when the lights went off.
4. He fell down, while he (walk).
5. I (talk) to a trainee when the manager entered.
6) Put the verbs into the future continuous tense:
1. At this time tomorrow I (travel).
2. I (wait) for you all the day.
3. When she gets home her father (wait) for her at the door.
4. At 7 o'clock tomorrow morning I (fly) to Rome.
5. Helen (work) all the afternoon.

7) Put the verbs into the present perfect tense:

1. My father (be) in England many times.
2. I (read) this book once.
3. They (not visit) us recently.
4. I (never see) a crocodile.
5. She (never travel) by plane.
8) Put the verbs into the past perfect tense:
1. She (leave) when her friend arrived.
2. He wanted to know what (happen).
3. The train (leave) when he went to the station.
4. After he (finish) his homework he went out.
5. The meal was more expensive than I (expect)
9) Put the verbs into the future perfect tense:
1. Helen (think) of the answer by the time we get back.
2. They (finish) the lesson by 8 o'clock.
3. By June I (live) in Greece for 5 years.
4. I (leave) before he returns.
5. By the end of the month 5000 tourists (visit) this museum.
10) Put the verbs into the present perfect continuous tense:
1. She (study) French for 5 years.
2. Peter (live) here since 1989.
3. She (teach) our class for two years.
4. It (rain) every day this month.
5. Mr Brown (work) in this office for 2 years.
11) Put the verbs into the past perfect continuous tense:
1. After she (look) out of the window for a short time she sat down.
2. We found all books when we (clean).
3. The street was wet because it (rain).
4. I noticed that she (cry).
5. I (drive) for 8 hours before I started to feel tired.
12) Put the verbs into the future perfect continuous tense:
1. By next year we (to live) here for six years.
2. They (to correspond) for exactly ten years by December 24th
3. You (to study) German for six years when you graduate from this school.
4. How long (to work) in this office when you retire?
5. We (to listen) to music for two hours when mother opens the door.