1.Determine the tense of the verb in the sentences and find the negative form You ate a sandwich for lunch. a) Weren’t eat
b) Didn’t eat
c) Not ate
d) Wasn’t ate
2. Make this sentence interrogative: He spoke to John about his work.
a) Was he speak…………?
b) Does he talk…………..?
c) Did he talk…………….?
d) Was he spoke………….?
3. Expand the parenthesis using Past Simple or Past Continuous verbs:They (to go) to the cinema when they met me.
a) went
b) were wenting
c) were going
d) gone
4. When I (to go) to school the day before yesterday, I met Mike and Pete. They (to talk) and (to eat) an ice-cream.
a) gone/are talking/ are eating
b) went/ talked/ate
c) was going/talked/were eating
d) was going/ were talking/eating
5.Ann: I see, and what (you/do)between 5pm and dinner time?Ben: Well, when the weather was nice and warm, my friend and I (have fun) at the seaside. We (swim)or(play)volleyball on the beach.
a) did you do/ having fun/ swam/played
b) did you/ had fun/ were swimming/ playing
c) were you do/ having fun/ were swimming/playing
d) were/ had fun/ swam/played
6. Find the correct form of the verb in the Past Perfect tense.I didn’t read the text in class because I……….my book at home.
a) have leave
b) had left
c) have left
d) had leave
7. I was excited when the plane took off because I…..never ……..before.
a) had flied
b) had flown
c) have flew
d) have fly
8. Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb. Use must, mustn’t or can, may, might, should, don’t have to.You drive on the pavement. It’s illegal. Igo to the work tomorrow because it’s a public holiday
a) mustn’t / don’t have to
b) might’t/ should
c) can’t/ mustn’t
d) may not/ might
9. You eat more vegetables. They are good for you. She didn’t study enough. She passed her exam.
a) must/ shouldn’t
b) should/ can’t
c) can/ mayn’t
d) might/ mustn’t
1 b
2 c
3 c
4 d
5 a
6 c
7 c
8 c
9 b
10 should, could