Present Perfect, Present Continuous, Past Perfect and Past Simple
I can't find my phone. I think I ___ it on the bus.
a) left b) have left c) had left
b) have left
I __________ (know) my best friend since primary school.
have known
Replace the words in italics with a suitable phrasal verb: find out , put off, look after , turn down, pick up.
She rejected the job offer because the salary was too low.
She turned down the job offer because the salary was too low.
Use: must, have to, don't have to, mustn't, should, ought to.
1.You __________ wear a helmet when riding a motorbike. It's essential.
2.You __________ tell anyone this secret. Promise me!
1. must
2.mustn't
Find and correct the mistake.
1. I'm used to wake up early because of my training schedule.
2. She is slowly getting use to living in a big city.
1. I'm used to waking up early because of my training schedule.
2. She is slowly getting used to living in a big city.
When we arrived at the cinema, the film ___.
a) already started b) has already started
c) had already started
c) had already started
She __________ (study) for three hours, and she still hasn't finished.
has been studying
Rewrite the sentences using the word or expression in brackets. Do not change the meaning.
1. When I was little, I played outside with my neighbours every evening. (used to)
2. Every summer, my grandparents took us to the seaside. (would)
1. I used to play outside with my neighbours every evening when I was little.
2. Every summer, my grandparents would take us to the seaside.
Use would have had to, should have done, needn't have done or didn't need to do.
1. If I had accepted that job abroad, I __________ (move) to another country.
2. You __________ (tell) me about the problem earlier. I could have helped you.
1.would have had to move
2.should have told
Use the appropriate form of will, be going to, Present Simple, Present Continuous or be about to.
1.Look at those dark clouds! It __________ (rain).
2. The train __________ (leave) at 8:45 tomorrow morning, according to the timetable.
1.is going to rain
2.leaves
Don't call me now. I ___ for my English exam.
a) study b) am studying c) have studied
b) am studying
How many books __________ you __________ (read) this month?
have you read
Replace the words in italics with a suitable phrasal verb: find out , put off, look after , turn down, pick up.
1.Can you take care of my little brother this afternoon?
2.I need to discover what time the last train leaves.
1.Can you look after my little brother this afternoon?
2. I need to find out what time the last train leaves.
Use: must, have to, don't have to, mustn't, should, ought to.
1.You look exhausted. You __________ get some rest.
2. We __________ wear uniforms at our school; it's optional.
1.should / ought to
2.don't have to
Find and correct the mistake.
1. Did you use to having long hair when you were younger?
2. He isn't used to speak in front of large audiences.
1.Did you use to have long hair when you were younger?
2.He isn't used to speaking in front of large audiences.
She ___ three novels by this author so far.
a) read b) has read c) had read
b) has read
Your clothes are covered in paint! __________ you __________ (decorate) your room?
Have you been decorating....?
Rewrite the sentences using the word or expression in brackets. Do not change the meaning.
1.She normally gets up at seven on weekdays. (usually)
2.At first, working from home felt strange, but now it feels normal. (get used to)
1. She usually gets up at seven on weekdays.
2.At first, working from home felt strange, but now I'm used to it. / At first, it felt strange, but I got used to working from home.
Use would have had to, should have done, needn't have done or didn't need to do.
1. We __________ (buy) so much food because our guests cancelled at the last minute. We had far too much left over.
2. I __________ (take) an umbrella yesterday because it didn't rain, but I took one anyway just in case.
1.needn't have bought
2.needn't have taken
Use the appropriate form of will, be going to, Present Simple, Present Continuous or be about to.
1. I __________ (meet) my cousin at the shopping centre at five. We've already arranged it.
2. I think people __________ (use) AI even more in the future.
1. am meeting
2.will use
While I ___ home, I ran into an old school friend.
a) walked b) have walked c) was walking
c) was walking
He __________ (not finish) his project yet, although he has been working on it all week.
hasn't finished
Replace the words in italics with a suitable phrasal verb: find out , put off, look after , turn down, pick up.
1.Could you collect me from the station at six?
2.We've postponed the meeting until next Friday.
1.Could you pick me up from the station at six?
2.We've put off the meeting until next Friday.
1)Use must, have to, don't have to, mustn't, should, ought to. 2)Use would have had to, should have done, needn't have done or didn't need to do.
1. I __________ get up early tomorrow because my flight leaves at 6 a.m.
2. She __________ (work) late last night because she'd already finished all her tasks before the deadline.
1. have to
2. didn't need to work
1) Find and correct the mistake.2) Use the appropriate form of will, be going to, Present Simple, Present Continuous or be about to.
1.We got used to work together after a few weeks.
2. Hurry up! The film __________ (start).
1.We got used to working together after a few weeks.
2. is about to start