Use the right tense (Bbibepure rnaron anpaaunbHOi popme) 1. He to Moscow next December. go b) will go c) went 2. They just him. has seen b) are seeing c) have seen 3. He his granny last weekend. visits b) visit c) visited 4. 1usually to bed at 11 o'clock. went b) go c) goes 5. We atest now. are writing b) is writing c) have written 6. She her teethevery day. dean b) cleans c) cleaned 7. They agood time near the lake now. have had b) are having will have 8.My father a big fish yesterday. catch b) catches ) caught

1. He thought the negotiations to have been a success. 2. He supposed them to keep him informed of any new development. 3. He promised to send them the samples as soon as possible. 4. He thought the last consignment to be four days late. 5. They promised to replace all the faulty parts. 6. They did not believe to have problems with the production line. 7. He did not expect all the samples to have been damaged. 8. He supposed them to arrange the replacement promptly. 9. He did not think the problem to be serious. 10. He expects the strikes not to damage his profit.

1) They are often late.
2) She usually phones me on Sunday.
3) He lives in Stockholm.
4) How often do you go abroad?
5) I don't like spicy food.
6) It rains a lot in the spring.
7) The train arrives at 18.20
8) I lived in Paris from 1980 to 1989.
9) How long ago did you meet her?
10) The Perkers travelled to the USA last summer.
11) They didn't drive a car yesterday.
12) She will go to the theatre next week.
13) David will have a party tomorrow.
14) I'll have some water.
15) Bill will visit you tomorrow.
16) Betty is ill. She won't go to school.
17) I studied at the university five years ago.
18) Julia sealed the letter, put a stamp on it and posted it.
19) We watched TV yesterday evening.
20) It happened very quickly.