1. Choose the correct tense.
1.I hope you (meet/will meet) Allan next week.
2.‘Who is she?’ ‘I (‘ve never seen / never saw) her before.’
3. I (had done/did) a lot of stupid things in my life before I began to work.
4.She (has left / left) school last year.
5.When (have you got / did you get) married?
6.I’m sorry. I (haven’t finished / didn’t finish) yet.
7.Listen! Somebody (sings/ is singing).
8.How often (do you travel/ are you travelling) by plane?
9.He (doesn’t usually drive/ isn’t usually driving) to work. But now he (drives/ is driving).
10.I can’t find my key. Somebody (took/has taken) it.
11.The weather (was/ has been) wet last week.
12.(Did you see/Have you seen) Ann last week?
13.Don’t phone me between 7 and 8. We (will be having/will have) dinner then.
14.It (rained/was raining), so we didn’t go out.
15.It was a beautiful morning. The sun (was shining/shone) and the birds (were singing/sang).
2 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.
1.If you ____________________________(to look) both ways before crossing the street, you wouldn’t have been knocked down.
2.If I _______________________(to be) you, I would phone my mother tonight.
3.If he hadn’t stopped the car, he ____________________(to have) an accident.
4.I_________________ (to give) some money to charity if I won a competition.
5.Unless we ________________________( to leave) now, we’ll be late.
6.Your friend wouldn’t have phoned if you ________(not/meet) her in the street.
7.If I _________________________ (to wake up) early, I won’t be late to school.
8.If I________________________ (to have) more time, I would tidy the garden.
9.If John____________________________ (to phone), will you take a message?
10. If I were you, I___________________________ (to get) someone to help me.
1) would have
would have ridden
2) don’t have
3) am
4) would have been able
5) can
6) were
7) would have bought
9) had met