In the
correct preposition of movement.
across
along
into
over
past
through
up/down
towards
askar was happy when his parents gave him a
new mountain bike for his birthday. he put on his
helmet and went for a ride. he cycled
1) the road. he went 2)
the train station on his left and 3) the tunnel.
then he cycled 4) the forest,
5) to the top of the hill and
6) the other side really fast. he rode
7) the bridge above the river and
turned right. he parked his bike and went
the street to buy a snack. then he
got on his bike and rode 9) the park.​

1. Headhunters often attend (Present Simple Active) trade shows and other meetings nationally or even internationally that may be attended (Present Simple Passive) by potential candidates and hiring managers.

2. Headhunters are often used (Present Simple Passive) to recruit very specialized individuals.

3. How do you have to develop (Present Simple Active) the potentials of the employees in order to ensure that your company stays (Present Simple Active) successful?

4. No wonder, it is the big companies (Present Simple Active) who are lobbying (Present Continuous Active) for pro-outsourcing.

5. Introduce yourself and explain that you have been chosen (Present Perfect Passive) to be interviewed for a position in their company and would like (Present Simple Active) some information.

 

 

2. My wife and I weren't  talking about you the other day.

Were your wife and you talking...?
When were your wife and you talking...?
Who was talking...?
Were your wife and you talking about you or them the other day?
My wife and I were not talking about you the other day, were we?

I. Поставьте глагол в PAST SIMPLE или PAST PERFECT :
1. Before the teacher entered he classroom the pupils had prepared everything for the lesson.
2. He remembered that he had not locked the front door.
3. We arrived five minutes late. The train had gone.
4. He had read the novel before he saw the film.
5. When I came to the office he had already left.
6. He said that they had discussed everything.
7. It began raining after I had come home.
8. He had never took part in such an outstanding event before.
9. I had read the letter before he left.
10. They hoped that the Rangers had won the game.