Complete the sentences with the correct present forms of the verbs in brackets.
1) (you do) anything tomorrow evening?
2) I (already see) him.
3) The people next door (have) a party now .
4) This dress (not fit) me anymore.
5) I (work) for 5 hours.
6) This fabric (feel) like silk.
7) What (you look) at?
8) She (be) generous, isn’t she?
9) I (not heard) from him for ages.
2.
Choose the correct answer.
1) I this play before.
2) She her hair cut recently.
3) She in the garden for 3 hours.
4) They a birthday party at the moment.
5) We friends for eight years.
1) have seen
has been seeing
has seen
2) have had
having had
has had
3) has worked
is working
has been working
4) are having
have been having
has
5) has been
have been
are having
3.
Choose the correct answer.
1) She has never been/has never be a mean person.
2) The children are making/have been making a lot of noise now.
3) Joe is just doing/has just done his project.
4) She always helps/have been helping me with my work.
5) Has he played/Is he playing chess before?
6) He has been teaching/has taught the students for 15 years.
Вариант 2
1.
Complete the sentences with the correct present forms of the verbs in brackets.
1) I (not seen) from him for a long period of time.
2) (she like) her new work?
3) They ___ (listen) to the radio now.
4) This flowers (smell) amazing.
5) She (work) on her project for 3 days.
6) These trousers (not suit) me.
7) He (just break) the window.
8) (she already finish) the homework?
9) What (you do) lately?
2.
Choose the correct answer.
1) You ___ very pretty today.
2) I ___ forward to my holidays all year.
3) This cake ___ awful.
4) She ___ this movie recently.
5) We ___ now.
1) has worked
is worked
has been working
2) are having
have been having
has
3) smell
is smelling
smells
4) has seen
have been seeing
sees
5) hang out
are hanging out
having been hanging
3.
Choose the correct answer.
1) Does he like/Is he liking listening to music?
2) They are moving/have been moving the house at the moment.
3) She loses/has been losing her keys for ages.
4) She has just seen/has been seeing a ghost.
5) He speaks/has been speaking Spanish well.
6) We have been going/are going to the party tomorrow.
29 Do students in your country have to stand when the teacher arrives? c) up
30 You hurry as we’ve still got twenty minutes before the film starts.
a) needn't
31 I you in the café at about 4.30 and we can discuss our plans then, OK? a) 'll see
32 I wanted to see Harry. How long ago ? a) did he leave
33 I wish Joe to Hawaii on holiday. They’re talking about an eruption there on the news. c) hadn't gone
34 Could I possibly some money for the bus fare home? I’ve lost my bag. b) borrow
35 People say that an avalanche by loud noises in the area but I don’t know if that’s true. a) is caused
36 You’ll have to drive much than this if you want to pass your test.
a) more carefully
37 I must remember Ed to take notes for me while I’m away next week. a) to ask
38 Look at the news! Three cars in a bad accident on the motorway at Dartford. b) have been involved
39 I for arriving so late but I was caught up in a traffic jam in the town centre. b) apologise
40 It was great to see you at the party. I didn’t realize how long since we last met. d) it had been
41 I’m sorry to trouble you but I was wondering what . b) the time was
42 I really wish people dump litter in front of our house. We have to clear it up every day. c) wouldn't
43 Last Tuesday the company told Ruth that they’d emailed her the job details the day. a) previous
44 The studio lights went out while the footballer . b) was being interviewed
45 By the time I hand in this project, I on it for three weeks! c) 'll have been working
46 Jonah’s just fallen down the steps outside and there’s everywhere. a) blood
47 You should be very proud what you’ve achieved over the last year. b) of
48 people know this but our school is being inspected today. d) Few
49 Look out for a petrol station because I think we’re going to run of petrol soon. a) out
50 If I’d gone to the sales yesterday, I one of those cheap bags before they sold out. d) could have bought