Verb Tenses Practice Exercises
The content includes exercises to practice using present, perfect, and past tenses of verbs in active or passive forms. The text provides scenarios to complete with the correct verb forms, focusing on describing events and irregular verb conjugations. It also offers an answer key to check accuracy, enhancing language learning through practical application.
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Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs, active or passive, present, perfect or past (perfect) tenses, infinitives Today felt like the first proper day of the holidays! We (sleep) in till nearly 9. The new summer weight duvet is perfect. We are too wimpish . (manage) a whole night with just a sheet. There were eleven morning glory flowers out this morning. Steve's sister and I (chat), and I ..(do)a bit more packing and washing, then we .(set) off across country (meet) some of Steve and Rosie's long lost cousins at a country pub. Cousin Tony (emigrate) in 1963, and (marry) there and (raise) a family.
We ..(get) on well, and even agreed .(meet) in Scotland next week, as that is where we'll both be! Tony's wife, Christine, ..(go) to a convent school, as had I, so we (have) something in common straight away. Neither of us . ever (go) to a reunion, or are likely (attend) one. As for me, I normally (have) Sunday lunch, but the roast beef and yorkshire pud, plus bread and butter pudding, means that I'll never have to eat again, which will be handy over the next few weeks. Now, my bags .(pack), I'm ready .(go).
Answer key Today felt like the first proper day of the holidays! We slept in till nearly 9. The new summer weight duvet is perfect. We are too wimpish to manage a whole night with just a sheet. There were eleven morning glory flowers out this morning. Steve's sister and I chatted, and I did a bit more packing and washing, then we set off across country to meet some of Steve and Rosie's long lost cousins at a country pub. Cousin Tony emigrated in 1963, and married there and raised a family. We got on well, and even agreed to meet in Scotland next week, as that is where we'll both be! Tony's wife, Christine, had been to a convent school, as had I, so we had something in common straight away. Neither of us have ever been to a reunion, or are likely to attend one. As for me, I don't normally have Sunday lunch, but the roast beef and yorkshire pud, plus bread and butter pudding, means that I'll never have to eat again, which will be handy over the next few weeks. Now, my bags are packed, I'm ready to go.
Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs, active or passive, present, future, perfect or past tenses: A mere three weeks ago we (walk) in the canal basin before the water was added. Today we were able to walk from Bowbridge (our nearest joining point) to just east of Waitrose. That .(be) possible since last July because of engineering works, but when the contractors (leave) tomorrow, the whole section from Bowbridge to the bottom of town ..(be) walkable or cycleable. Not all of the towpath .(upgrade) yet, because some parts (do) by a volunteer task force.
Answer key A mere three weeks ago we were walking in the canal basin before the water was added. Today we were able to walk from Bowbridge (our nearest joining point) to just east of Waitrose. That has not been possible since last July because of engineering works, but when the contractors leave tomorrow, the whole section from Bowbridge to the bottom of town will be walkable or cycleable. Not all of the towpath has been upgraded yet, because some parts are done by a volunteer task force.
Vocabulary wimpish yorkshire pud = pudding (inf.) mere contractor walkable cycleable towpath slabo sk p loha k masu pouh dodavatel, stavitel sch dn sj zdn na kole stezka pod l kan lu, po kter v minulosti tahal dobytek lod dobrovolnictv volunteer task force
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