Tenses
Choose the correct option:
I didn't earn / haven't earned much last year, but I earned / have earned a lot this year.
I didn't earn much last year, but I have earned a lot this year.
Our teacher makes us do/to do/doing our homework on time.
Our teacher makes us do our homework on time.
People ____ (to feel) better when they ____ (to smile) at something and smile a lot.
People feel better when they smile at something and smile a lot.
Correct the mistake:
You are supposed to being at your dance class now.
You are supposed to be at your dance class now.
Change the sentence into Passive voice:
The teacher is not going to open the window.
The window is not going to be opened by the teacher.
When I _____ (get) out of the shower, the lights _____(go/off).
When I was getting out of the shower, the lights went off.
She doesn't mind going / to go on a date with him.
She doesn't mind going on a date with him.
Open the brackets:
If she (take) the job, she would have been happier.
If she had taken the job, she would have been happier.
Correct the mistake:
She must to take her vitamins after meals.
She must take her vitamins after meals.
Change the sentence into Passive voice:
Steven has forgotten the book.
The book has been forgotten by Steven.
When I saw Clara, I realised that she ______ (not / change) much in all those years.
When I saw Clara, I realised that she hadn't changed much in all those years.
You should try to drink/ drinking less coffee, I think you might feel much better.
You should try drinking less coffee, I think you might feel much better.
Correct the mistake:
When I will get home in the evening, I will feed my cat.
When I get home in the evening, I will feed my cat.
Correct the mistake:
We supposed to be quiet in the library.
We are supposed to be quiet in the library.
- I've burnt the pie we were supposed to have for lunch. - Never mind, I'll go / I'm going to the restaurant and get some takeaway noodles.
- I've burnt the pie we were supposed to have for lunch. - Never mind, I'll go to the restaurant and get some takeaway noodles.
Have you finished / Did you finish painting the bedroom yet?' 'Not yet. I'll finish it tomorrow.'
Have you finished painting the bedroom yet?' 'Not yet. I'll finish it tomorrow.'
We stopped to have / having a rest because we were really exhausted.
We stopped to have a rest because we were really exhausted.
If I (have) enough money, I (enter) the best university in the country. But unfortunately, I’m broke.
If I had enough money, I would enter the best university in the country. But unfortunately, I’m broke.
Rephrase the sentence without changing the meaning:
It isn’t necessary to wake up early at the weekend.
I don't have to wake up early at the weekend.
Report the question:
‘What time do you usually get home?’
She asked...
She asked me what time I usually got home.
Why are you so wet? ‐ I _____ (to wash) the car.
Why are you so wet? ‐ I have been washing the car.
I look forward _____ (to have) an advanced level of English.
I look forward to having an advanced level of English.
Correct the mistake:
I could have offered you my help If I knew all about it. But I didn't.
I could have offered you my help If I had known all about it. But I didn't.
Rephrase the sentence without changing the meaning:
A valid passport is necessary to enter the country.
You have to have a valid passport to enter the country.
Open the brackets:
- Who do you hope (win) the next local elections?
— I’ve decided that I (not/vote) this year.
- Who do you hope will win the next local elections?
— I’ve decided that I am not going to vote this year.