Present Perfect
Complete the sentence: “We ___ the final report.” (finish)
have finished
Complete the sentence: “The guests ___ before the photographer arrived.” (leave)
had left
Make a spontaneous decision: “The phone is ringing. I ___ it.” (answer)
will answer / ’ll answer
Complete the prior plan: “We ___ a new branch next year.” (open)
are going to open
Complete the present simple passive sentence: “Coffee ___ in the lobby every morning.” (serve)
is served
Complete the sentence: “Daniel ___ here since 2021.” (work)
has worked
Complete the sentence: “The team ___ the proposal when the client called.” (not complete)
hadn’t completed / had not completed
Complete the promise: “I ___ your personal information with anyone.” (not share)
won’t share / will not share
Complete the negative sentence: “Mariana ___ the trade fair next week.” (not attend)
isn’t going to attend / is not going to attend
Change to the past simple passive: “They canceled the meeting.”
The meeting was canceled.
Complete the question: “___ you ever ___ an international conference?” (attend)
Have; attended
Complete the question: “___ the presentation already ___ when you entered?” (begin)
Had; begun
Complete the prediction: “I think online sales ___ next year.” (increase)
will increase
Complete the question: “___ they ___ more staff?” (hire)
Are; going to hire
Change to the future passive: “The team will announce the results tomorrow.”
The results will be announced tomorrow.
Correct the complete sentence: “I have sent the invoice yesterday.”
I sent the invoice yesterday.
Combine the events using by the time: “The printer stopped working. Then the technician arrived.”
By the time the technician arrived, the printer had stopped working.
Complete the request: “___ you ___ me carry these boxes?” (help)
Will; help
Use the evidence-based prediction: “Look at those black clouds! It ___.” (rain)
is going to rain
Change to the present perfect passive: “The technicians have repaired the elevator.”
The elevator has been repaired.
Complete the sentence with the form that connects a very recent action to the present: “The CEO ___ just ___ the decision.” (announce)
has; announced
Complete the sentence so the earlier action is unmistakable: “The director reviewed the report after the research team ___ it.” (complete)
had completed
Complete the first conditional correctly: “If the vendor arrives late, we ___ the sound check.” (delay)
will delay
Choose and complete the best future form: “We have bought the paint and chosen the colors. We ___ the office this weekend.” (repaint)
are going to repaint
Change to the past continuous passive: “The staff were preparing the hall when the guests arrived.”
The hall was being prepared when the guests arrived.