PRACTICE 1: Tenses August 28th, 2014 I. Put the verbs in simple past tense: 1. Yesterday he (spend) two hours swimming. 2. My father (can) speak English when he (be) young 3. We (not have) a lot of money in the bank when we (be) in London. 4. She (leave) the key in the room this morning and now she can’t get into. 5. They (visit) her yesterday. 6. He (be) too tired last week. 7. He (finish) his homework two hours ago. 8. What your neighbour (do) in the garden last night? 9. They (not make) an appointment last week? 10. She (can not) contact him when she was in Germany. 11. Nobody (meet) him at the airport yesterday. 12. She never (go out) at night when she (be) young 13. They (use) to stay up late last year. 14. She (be) tired now 15. What you (do) last night II. Put the verbs in correct tense: 16. Her father (listen) to the radio now. 17. When I came, he (write) a letter to his girlfriend. 18. I (fly) to New York at 8a.m last Sunday. 19. They (not do) their duty at the moment. 20. You (do) crossword ? - No, I (phone) my sister. 21. Columbus (discover) America in 1492. 22. Who (invent) generator? 23. Before I (leave) for work yesterday, I (turn) off the lights. 24. Wherever she (see) him, he (wear) that yellow T-shirt. 25. He (can) ride a bicycle when he (be) eight? 26. What they (do) when you came back last night? 27. Every day she (open) the window before she (go) to bed. 28. English (be) the most commonly spoken language. 29. They (have) acquaintance 5 years before they (get) married last summer 30. Yesterday while I (do) my homework, she (listen) to music. III. Sentence Building: 1. You / mind / open / window / me? 2. It / too / dark / read a book / that room. 3. He / afraid / travel / air 4. Before / afford / me / buy / that car/ my father / write / me / a long letter. 5. He / not admit / steal / worth necklace. 6. Why / she / usually / avoid / see / his father? 7. Not / let / he / know / my plan. 8. I / can not / imagine / fly / the Moon. 9. I / find it / dangerous / stay here / with him. 10. They / can not stand / see him day / day.
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