Question

Put the verbs into the correct form: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Future Simple Where you (to be) yesterday? – I (to be) at home the whole day. – How strange, I (to ring) you up at 2 o’clock, but nobody (to answer).Listen! Somebody (to cry).I (to like) music very much.Where your sister (to be) now? – She (to be) in her room. She (to do) her homework.We (to go) home now because it (to be) late.Who you (to wait) for?We (to be) very tired yesterday and (to want0to sleep, that’s why we (to decide) to go home.This famous sportsman (to break) world records every year!Listen! The sisters (to sing) that beautiful song again.My school football team (not to win) a competition last month.My little brother always (to go) to sleep on time when he was a school boy.(to go) you to be an actor?(to read) you already this book by Kipling? – Yes, would you like to take it?He (to get) the leading role in the performance yesterday.I (to read) just this book. It’s really worth reading.The train to Oxford already (to go). The next train is in the half an hour.Martin (to walk) back and forward at the moment. He is nervous about the game.My father (to walk) a dog in the evening every day.What you (to do)? Can we go for a walk now? – My homework. I’ll call you in half an hour.We (not to go) fishing with my uncle last month.I (to go) to bed at 9 p.m. I promise, Mum!You (to come) to my birthday party on Sunday?My sister always (to help) mother to cook our meals.My elder brother (not to visit) many foreign countries yet.I (to do) all the exercises already.At summer camp we (to sail) on boats, I think.My friends (to go) hiking last week.​

Answer 1

Where were you; was;rang; answered

Is crying

Like

Where is your sister now; is; is doing

Are going;is

What are you waiting for?

Were; wanted; decided

Breaks

Are singing

Didn't win

Went

Are you going to be an actor?

Have you already read this...

Got

I have read...

Has already been gone

Is walking

Walks

What are you doing...

Didn't go

Will go

Will you come...

Helps

Hasn't visited

I have done

Will sail

Went

Answer 2

Where you (to be) yesterday? – I (to be) at home the whole day. (Past Simple)

How strange, I (to ring) you up at 2 o’clock, but nobody (to answer). (Past Simple)

Listen! Somebody (to cry). (Present Continuous)

I (to like) music very much. (Present Simple)

Where your sister (to be) now? – She (to be) in her room. She (to do) her homework. (Present Simple, Present Continuous)

We (to go) home now because it (to be) late. (Future Simple, Present Simple)

Who you (to wait) for? (Present Simple)

We (to be) very tired yesterday and (to want) to sleep, that’s why we (to decide) to go home. (Past Simple, Past Simple, Past Simple)

This famous sportsman (to break) world records every year! (Present Simple)

Listen! The sisters (to sing) that beautiful song again. (Present Continuous)

My school football team (not to win) a competition last month. (Past Simple)

My little brother always (to go) to sleep on time when he was a school boy. (Past Simple)

(to go) you to be an actor? (Future Simple)

(to read) you already this book by Kipling? – Yes, would you like to take it? (Present Perfect)

He (to get) the leading role in the performance yesterday. (Past Simple)

I (to read) just this book. It’s really worth reading. (Present Perfect)

The train to Oxford already (to go). The next train is in the half an hour. (Present Perfect, Present Simple)

Martin (to walk) back and forward at the moment. He is nervous about the game. (Present Continuous)

My father (to walk) a dog in the evening every day. (Present Simple)

What you (to do)? Can we go for a walk now? – My homework. I’ll call you in half an hour. (Present Continuous)

We (not to go) fishing with my uncle last month. (Past Simple)

I (to go) to bed at 9 p.m. I promise, Mum! (Future Simple)

You (to come) to my birthday party on Sunday? (Future Simple)

My sister always (to help) mother to cook our meals. (Present Simple)

My elder brother (not to visit) many foreign countries yet. (Present Perfect)

I (to do) all the exercises already. (Present Perfect)

At summer camp we (to sail) on boats, I think. (Present Simple)

My friends (to go) hiking last week. (Past Simple)