1. I don’t have to work on Sundays. (usually) - I don’t usually have to work on Sundays.
2. You watch television in the evenings. (always) - You always watch television in the evenings.
3. Martin is learning French. He is learning Italian. (also) - Martin is also learning French. He is learning Italian.
4. That hotel is very expensive. (probably) - That hotel probably is very expensive.
5. I can remember his name. (never) - I never can remember his name.
6. Steve gets angry and shouts. (hardly ever/ rarely) - Steve hardly ever gets angry and rarely shouts.
7. We meet on Sundays. (sometimes) - We sometimes meet on Sundays.
8. If you see her (ever), say a big hello to her. - If you ever see her, say a big hello to her.
9. You should come to the lecture on time. (always) - You should always come to the lecture on time.
10. I am sorry, but they have left. (already) - I am sorry, but they already have left.
1. They were in London on the 1st of November
2. We' ve know John since 1995.
a) have known b) knew c) will know d) had known
3. I can’t use my car at the moment. It is repairing
a) is repairing b) was repaired c) is being repaired d) is repaired
4. Where is my car? It’s gone. It was stolen.
a) was stolen b) has been stolen c) is stolen d) will be stolen
5. The people next door disappeared six months ago. They haven't been seen since then.
a) weren’t seen b) aren’t seen c) would be seen d) haven’t been seen
6. We will send you your examination tests as soon as they will be ready.
a) will be b) were c) are d) can be
7. You say the concert was very interesting. Oh, I wish I would be there.
a) had been b) were c) am d) would be
8. I wouldn ’t have suffered so much, if I listened to your advice.
a) listened b) would listen c) had listened d) listen
9. She looks as if she had done something wrong.
a) did b) didn’t do c) had done d) would do
1. I don’t have to work on Sundays. (usually) - I don’t usually have to work on Sundays.
2. You watch television in the evenings. (always) - You always watch television in the evenings.
3. Martin is learning French. He is learning Italian. (also) - Martin is also learning French. He is learning Italian.
4. That hotel is very expensive. (probably) - That hotel probably is very expensive.
5. I can remember his name. (never) - I never can remember his name.
6. Steve gets angry and shouts. (hardly ever/ rarely) - Steve hardly ever gets angry and rarely shouts.
7. We meet on Sundays. (sometimes) - We sometimes meet on Sundays.
8. If you see her (ever), say a big hello to her. - If you ever see her, say a big hello to her.
9. You should come to the lecture on time. (always) - You should always come to the lecture on time.
10. I am sorry, but they have left. (already) - I am sorry, but they already have left.
1. They were in London on the 1st of November
2. We' ve know John since 1995.
a) have known b) knew c) will know d) had known
3. I can’t use my car at the moment. It is repairing
a) is repairing b) was repaired c) is being repaired d) is repaired
4. Where is my car? It’s gone. It was stolen.
a) was stolen b) has been stolen c) is stolen d) will be stolen
5. The people next door disappeared six months ago. They haven't been seen since then.
a) weren’t seen b) aren’t seen c) would be seen d) haven’t been seen
6. We will send you your examination tests as soon as they will be ready.
a) will be b) were c) are d) can be
7. You say the concert was very interesting. Oh, I wish I would be there.
a) had been b) were c) am d) would be
8. I wouldn ’t have suffered so much, if I listened to your advice.
a) listened b) would listen c) had listened d) listen
9. She looks as if she had done something wrong.
a) did b) didn’t do c) had done d) would do