Right or wrong? Correct the verbs that are wrong. (The verbs are underlined.)
1. I’ ve lost my key. I can’ t find it. RIGHT
2. Have you seen Ann yesterday? WRONG : Did you see
3. I’ ve finished my work at 2 o’ clock.
4. I’ m ready now. I’ ve finished my work.
5. What time have you finished your work?
6. Sue isn’ t here. She’ s gone out.
7. Jim’ s grandmother has died in 1989.
8. Where have you been last night?

3. I’ve finished my work at 2 o’ clock. WRONG: I finished
4. I’m ready now. I’ve finished my work. RIGHT
5. What time have you finished your work? WRONG: What time did you finish
6. Sue isn’t here. She’s gone out. RIGHT
7. Jim’s grandmother has died in 1989. WRONG: Jim’s grandmother died
8. Where have you been last night? WRONG: Where were you last night?

3. Wrong. I finished my work at 2 o’clock.
4. Right.
5. Wrong. What time did you finish your work?
6. Right.
7. Wrong. Jim’s grandmother died in 1989.
8. Wrong. Where were you last night?

Find the verbs that are used. Underline them. Найдите слова, указывающие на прошедшее время, и подчеркните их. Last Sunday my mother and father had their day off. We saw very big animals that lived many, many years ago. Mary didn’t do her homework yesterday. I was ill last month. Jill was in London last year. We had four tickets to the theatre. One day during the autumn holidays the pupils of our class went to the Darwin Museum. The pupils are writing now. I read Hamlet last year. He gets up at 7 o’clock every day. Did you eat dinner last night?

Last Sunday my mother and father had their day off. We saw very big animals that lived many, many years ago. Mary didn’t do her homework yesterday. I was ill last month. Jill was in London last year. We had four tickets to the theatre. One day during the autumn holidays the pupils of our class went to the Darwin Museum. The pupils are writing now. I read Hamlet last year. He gets up at 7 o’clock every day. Did you eat dinner last night?

Put the verb into the correct form.
Example: If the weather … (be) fine, we … (go) to the country. If the weather is fine, we will go to the country.
1. If I. (not see) you tomorrow, I. (phone) you.
2. When I. (come) back home tonight, I. (take) a shower.
3. Take an umbrella in case it. (rain).
4. Be careful! If you. (not be) careful, you’ll fall.
5. We. (not start) dinner until all our friends… (arrive).
6. Your father. (help) you, as soon as he. (have) time.
7. I. (lend) you the money on condition that you. (return) it to me next week.
8. I’m going to work in the garden this afternoon unless it. (be) too cold.
9. My sister wants to live in our house while we… (be) away on holiday.
10. If it. (be) hot in the afternoon, we… (go) to the beach.
11. you. (go) to the party if they. (invite) you?
12. I. (tell) him the news when I. (see) him.

1. If I. (do not see) you tomorrow, I. (will phone) you.
2. When I. (come) back home tonight, I. (will take) a shower.
3. Take an umbrella in case it. (rains).
4. Be careful! If you. (are not) careful, you’ll fall.
5. We. (shall not start) dinner until all our friends… (arrive).
6. Your father. (will help) you, as soon as he. (has) time.
7. I. (will lend) you the money on condition that you. (return) it to me next week.
8. I’m going to work in the garden this afternoon unless it. (am) too cold.
9. My sister wants to live in our house while we… (is) away on holiday.
10. If it. (is) hot in the afternoon, we… (shall go) to the beach.
11. Will you. (go) to the party if they. (invite) you?
12. I. (will tell) him the news when I. (see) him.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense and voice.
Dear Helen,
I (to write) to you from Cambridge. We (to arrive) in London on Tuesday and (to be) in England for five days already. Our hotel (to situate) not far from the city centre. I (to impress) by the beaut of Cambridge. It (to know) as one of the oldest cities of the country. Its University (to found) in the 13th century. I (already to take) a lot of wonderful pictures and (to buy) some souvenirs for you. Tomorrow we (to go) to Manchester. I hope our journey (not to be) very tiring. The weather here (to be) very changeable. It (to rain) for some hours in the morning but now the sun shine) and the sky (to be) cloudl
describe to you everything I (alre we (to have) enough time toI (to return) home. See you next
Love,
Alice

I (am writing) to you from Cambridge. We (arrived) in London on Tuesday and (have been) in England for five days already. Our hotel (is situated) not far from the city centre. I (am impressed) by the beauty of Cambridge. It (is known) as one of the oldest cities of the country. Its University (was found) in the 13th century. I (have already taken) a lot of wonderful pictures and (boughty) some souvenirs for you. Tomorrow we (are going) to Manchester. I hope our journey (will not be) very tiring. The weather here (is) very changeable. It (rained) for some hours in the morning but now the sun is shining and the sky (is) cloudy
describe to you everything I (alre we (to have) enough time to (to return) home. Здесь опечатки.

Complete the verbs:
Pupils in Britain can l_____ school when they are 16.
If you f_____ one of your exams, you can take in again next year.
I want to s______ German at the university, because I’d like to live in Germany.
I have really important exam tomorrow so I need to r______ tonight.
Put the correct form of the verb:
If you ____ (not ask) for a pay rise, you won’t get one.
I ____ (not complain) if I had their lifestyle.
His teacher won’t be angry if he _____ (tell) her the truth.
He ______ (not do) such a dangerous job unless he enjoyed it.
I ___ (buy) you a present if you are good.

Pupils in Britain can leave school when they are 16.
If you fail one of your exams, you can take in again next year.
I want to study German at the university, because I’d like to live in Germany.
I have really important exam tomorrow so I need to rest tonight.
Put the correct form of the verb:
If you do not ask for a pay rise, you won’t get one.
I would not complain if I had their lifestyle.
His teacher won’t be angry if he tells her the truth.
He would not do such a dangerous job unless he enjoyed it.
I will buy you a present if you are good.

Leave
Fail
Study
Revise
Don’t ask
Wouldn’t complain
Tells
Wouldn’t do
Will buy