VERB TENSE VERB FORM

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.VERB TENSE or FORM (ENGLISH)At this time, they ………………… hide and seek on the school yard.(play)Carol ……………. a visit to Hanoi last week. (pay)English as well as Math and Literature ……………. very difficult for usto study. (be)I[r]

Train the verb tenses:Put the verb into the tense given:School (can) be fun.Present Simple +The carpenter (show) his work.Past Simple +I (like) eggs.Present Simple ?The boy (put) cream on his face.Present Perfect Simple -The text (be) easy to read.Past Simple ?The team (win) the[r]

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VERB TENSESTRATEGIES FOB VERBTENSE ITEMSASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS: Is there a time expression in the sentence?If so, does the verb tense agree with themeaning of the time expression?INCORRECT [I work in this departmentsince 1994.]CORRECT I’ve worked in this departmentsince 1[r]

dishes in the sink. I think she (expect, actually)  me to dothem for her.  15. Samantha (live) she (live)  in Berlin for more than two years. In fact, there when the Berlin Wall came down. Check     Hint Copyright © 2016 Englishpage.com, All Rights Reserved.Contact us | Privacy Policy | Advertise wi[r]

6. a. Right now, I (see)  two elephants doing tricks in the ring. b. Right now, I (look)  at two elephants doing tricks in the ring. Check     Hint Copyright © 2016 Englishpage.com, All Rights Reserved.Contact us | Privacy Policy | Advertise with usYour personal online English school. Learn English [r]

1. Robert is in the first year at university. He is a ___________2. Some of the more ____________ jobs can be done by machines.3. Some ___________can work 100.000 times faster than a man.4. They post messages on the ____________ and find other people want to talk about the same topic.5. Press the __[r]

Language terminologyThe following words and expressions are used in this book to talk about grammarand other aspects of language.abstract noun (the opposite of a concrete noun) the name of somethingwhich we experience as an idea, not by seeing, touching etc. Examples: doubt;height; geography.active[r]

7. The doctor told the nurse to………………..the patient’s injured leg.Clibrary, computers, button, bulletin board, monitor, guarantee, printer, sceptical, timeconsuming, freshman1. Robert is in the first year at university. He is a............................2. Some of the more...........................[r]

Subject verb agreementComplete the following sentences using an appropriate verb form.1. Either he or I ……………. mistaken.a) amb) arec) is2. Either the boy or his parents ……………… erred.a) hasb) have3. My parents and I ………………. lived here for five years.a) hasb) have4. The council ……[r]

Fill in the gaps with a proper verb form.Affirmative sentencesPresent Simple: I …………………………………. (drink) a lot of coffee.Present Continuous: I …………………………………. (drink) a cup of coffee at the moment.Past Simple: I …………………………………. (drink) a cup of coffee yesterday.Negations:Present Simple: I[r]

German?✓UNIT TWOVerbs in the present tenseWhat is a verb?A verb usually describes what a person or any other subject is doing: ‘I go tothe cinema.’ ‘She thinks about her holiday.’ ‘They play football.’ It can alsodescribe a state: ‘He is angry.’ ‘She lives over there.’ ‘They love me.’V[r]

_Passive_ More About Active / Passive Forms EXERCISES AND RELATED TOPICS Verb Tense Exercise 3 Simple Past and Past Continuous Verb Tense Exercise 4 Simple Past and Past Continuous Verb [r]

Present and past participlesWhen –ing forms are used to make continuous tense forms, they are called present participles. Note thatpresent participles are often confused with gerunds. Although both gerunds and present participles look alike,they have totally different grammatical properties.G[r]

B) Change the following sentences into the Past Passive Voice:6. Someone left the camera here accidentally.______________________________________________________________7. He found the child in the park.______________________________________________________________8. Somebody pushed Mary into the wa[r]