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Choose the word that best completes the sentence.





1) Where have you been? I’ve been waiting for you..... an hour.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

2) I’ve been trying to get in touch with him..... early morning.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

3)..... the break I had a cup of coffee and a sandwich.

A) While B) During C) Since D) For

4) Tom and Sally have been going out together..... about six.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

5) I haven’t been sleeping well..... a few nights.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

6) It was terribly hot..... my stay there. I could hardly bear it.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

7)..... I was trying on a hat somebody stole my handbag.

A) While B) During C) Since D) For

8)..... Tom was painting the fence he noticed Sam slowly walking towards him.

A) While B) During C) Since D) For

9) I’ve been waiting for an answer from the Personnel Officer..... two weeks.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

10) Nora has been living in Madrid..... she left the University.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

11) I spoke to him about my report..... the lunch break.

A) while B) during C) since D) for

12)..... I was driving to work I got in a terrible jam.

A) While B) During C) Since D) For

PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST PERFECT?

 

Choose the correct verb form.

1) Hanna..... on the remote farm before she moved to the village last year.

A) has lived B) had lived

2) He bought a house there. He..... there for 5 years already.

A) has lived B) had lived

3) I remembered that on my way home I..... at the chemist’s.

A) haven't dropped in B) hadn't dropped in

4) By the time I got to the bank most of the staff......

A) has gone away B) had gone away

5) Aunt Nancy......

A) has never been married B) had never been married

6) It’s the first time he..... another country.

A) has visited B) had visited

7) I..... a letter from him just before my wedding.

A) have got B) had got

8) By the time I arrived the Marketing Manager..... her presentation already.

A) has made B) had made

9)..... the pills?

A) Have you taken B) Had you taken

10) Only after I..... two aspirins my headache disappeared.

A) have taken B) had taken

11) “He went on honeymoon with his second wife.” – “Really? I didn’t know he..... married before.”

A) has been B) had been

12)..... married? I hear they are going to.

A) Have they got B) Had they got

 

PAST PERFECT OR PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS?

 

Choose the correct verb form.

1) How long..... she..... for your company before that incident?

A) had... worked B) had... been working

2) Once upon a time there was an old farmer who..... hard in his vineyard all his life.

A) had worked B) had been working

3)..... you ever..... abroad before you went to the States?

A) Had... lived B) Had... been living

4) We..... for about ten hours before we stopped for a break.

A) had driven B) had been driving

5) When I got home, Mother..... a pie already.

A) had made B) had been making

6) The film..... for about a month when I saw it.

A) had run B) had been running

7) By 6 o’clock the conference......

A) had finished B) had been finishing

8) How long..... she..... driving lessons before she passed the exam?

A) had... taken B) had... been taking

9) His English became much better. It was evident he..... hard during the term.

A) had worked B) had been working

10) When I was speaking with her on the phone I realised that something unusual.....

A) had happened B) had been happening

 

PAST INDEFINITE, PAST CONTINUOUS, PAST PERFECT OR

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS?

 

Choose the correct verb form.

1) I..... the washing up when suddenly I heard a terrible scream.

  A) finished C) had finished  
  B) was finishing D) had been finishing  

2) I..... to drive for 5 months before I could pass my driving test.

  A) learnt C) had learnt  
  B) was learning D) had been learning  

3) After the Managing Director..... his report, we expressed our personal views on the subject.

  A) made C) had made  
  B) was making D) had been making  

4) The lights went off and the orchestra..... playing.

  A) started C) had started  
  B) was starting D) had been starting  

5) He..... as a journalist for several years before he began writing novels.

  A) worked C) had worked  
  B) was working D) had been working  

6) He was a heavy smoker. He..... smoking even when he fell seriously ill.

  A) didn’t give up C) hadn’t given up  
  B) wasn’t giving up D) hadn’t been giving up  

7) Jane..... a dark-blue suit when she came for the interview.

  A) wore C) had worn  
  B) was wearing D) had been wearing  

8) My daughter..... taking music lessons but soon gave it up.

  A) began C) had begun  
  B) was beginning D) had been beginning  

9) I learned that the interview..... for more than an hour.

  A) went on C) had gone on  
  B) was going on D) had been going on  

10) Her parents..... with her marriage until the baby was born.

  A) didn’t reconcile C) hadn’t reconciled  
  B) weren’t reconciling D) hadn’t been reconciling  

 

FUTURE FORMS: WILL + INFINITIVE, TO BE GOING TO

 

Choose the correct alternative.

1) They..... their honeymoon in a villa by the sea.

A) will spend B) are going to spend

2) “The Government..... soon. The situation is critical,” he said.

A) will resign B) is going to resign

3) I hear they..... married.

A) will get B) are going to get

4) I..... him a new tie for his birthday. And you?

A) will give B) am going to give

5) Are you going home? I..... you a lift.

A) will give B) am going to give

6) My parents..... somewhere in the countryside after they retire.

A) will settle B) are going to settle

7) Don’t worry! I..... the report for you.

A) will finish B) am going to finish

8) The suitcase is very heavy. Nick..... it for you.

A) will carry B) is going to carry

9) Tony and Alice..... a bigger flat.

A) will buy B) are going to buy

10) The film is over. Now I..... the washing up.

A) will do B) am going to do

11) My sister and her husband..... a puppy. Their children are simply crazy about having a dog in the house.

A) will take B) are going to take

12) I hear the book is very interesting. I..... it.

A) will buy B) am going to buy

13) On Sunday we..... a new exhibition in the Hermitage.

A) will see B) are going to see

14) Stop! I..... a photo of you.

A) will take B) am going to take

15) They..... a new car.

A) will buy B) are going to buy

16) My husband and I..... our own business.

A) will start B) are going to start

17) Good bye! I..... you a postcard from Italy.

A) will send B) am going to send

18) He..... a film about Ernest Hemingway.

A) will make B) is going to make

19) I..... a computer for my son.

A) will buy B) am going to buy

20)..... you..... after my cat when I am on holiday?

A) Will... look B) Are... going to look

21) We..... Florence, Venice, Milan, and Rome, of course.

A) will visit B) are going to visit

22) I..... a doctor immediately. He is running a high temperature.

A) will call B) am going to call

23) They..... their project in a couple of days.

A) will finish B) are going to finish

24) I..... take the dog out for a walk. Do the washing up meanwhile, please.

A) will take B) am going to take

 

FUTURE CONTINUOUS, FUTURE PERFECT

 

Choose the correct verb form.

1) I will (be working/ have worked) for my exam on Philosophy all day tomorrow.

2) By that time I’ll (be graduating/ have graduated) from the University and will (be getting/ have got) a well-paid job, I hope.

3) “Will you (be seeing/ have seen) Alex tomorrow?” – “Of course I will. I’ll (be seeing/ have seen) him at the Board meeting.”

4) We’ll (be reaching/ have reached) the camp by 10 o’clock, I believe.

5) I hope we’ll (be driving/ have driven) half of our way by tomorrow.

6) – I wonder, if that terrible wind will (be blowing/ have blown) tomorrow? – Oh, yes. The weather forecast says the weather will (be changing/ have changed) by Monday.

 

WILL+INFINITIVE, FUTURE CONTINUOUS, FUTURE PERFECT, FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

 







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