PASADO SIMPLE The story should have been written in the Simple Past.

Underline the wron verb and write the !orre!t version. Mandy gets up at 7o'clock. She goes into the bathroom, washes, dresses and then goes into the kitchen. She has breakfast at 7.30. Mandy leaves the house at 7. ! and drives to work in her car. She works from ".30 till #$. %hen she rushes to the snackbar where she has lunch. &rom # o'clock till .30 she has to work on the computer. Mandy does the shopping after leaving her office. She arrives at her flat at 7 o'clock in the evening. PASADO SIMPLE" P#ESE$T PE#%E&T '( Use Present Per)e!t Simple Past 'esult of an action in the past is important action finished in the past in the present 'ecently completed actions series of completed actions in the past together with the )ast (ctions beginning in the past and still )rogressive*+ontinuous , %he Simple )ast continuing interrupted an action which was in progress in the past. together with lately, recently, yet *( Si nal words Present Per)e!t Simple Past -ust, yet, never, already, ever, so far, up to yesterday, last week, a month ago, in $00$ now, recently, since, for

)ut in the phrases in brackets into the gaps. .se Simple Past or Present Per)e!t. /0ample1 2 333333333333333 tennis since 2 3333 at school. (not/to play - to be) (nswer1 2 have not played tennis since 2 was at school. #4 2 $4 +olumbus 34 5ina 4 8e !4 +olin ;4 <ast winter 'obin 74 /llen "4 She 74 my keys, so 2 can't open that door. (to lose) in the 5ew 6orld in # 7$. (to arrive) her leg. She is still in hospital. (to break) here all his life. (to live) for 9ra:il this morning. (to leave) with his father in the (lps for three days. (to stay) with her left hand. (always/to write) a language course in )aris last summer. (to do) anyone yet= (to phone)

#04 2 see)

)aul today, but 2

him last Sunday. (not/to see - to

)ut in the phrases in brackets into the gaps. .se Simple Past or Present Per)e!t. /0ample1 2 333333333333333 tennis since 2 3333 at school. (not/to play - to be) (nswer1 2 have not played tennis since 2 was at school. #4 %hey $4 %hree people 34 Martin 4 6e !4 all the new words. %hey needn't worry about the test. (to learn) him in hospital last &riday. (to visit) for !0 miles on scenic routes three weeks ago. (to cycle) chicken %andoori before. (never/to try) a -ob yet= (you/to find) each other for more than #0 years now. (to know) to a caf> for a

;4 /mily and Molly

74 &irst he to the announcement, then he drink. (to listen - to go) "4 She late four times this week. (to be)

74 6hat's that lovely smell in here= , ?asmin

a yummy cake. (to bake)

PASADO SIMPLE"PAST PE#%E&T '( Use Past Per)e!t Simple Past together with the Simple )ast action finished in the past 6hen two past actions are combined , the first action, which was completed before the

second one began, is put into )ast )erfect. the past e@uivalent of the )resent )erfect series of completed actions in the past

*( Si nal words Past Per)e!t no unambiguous ones Simple Past yesterday, last week, a month ago, in $00$

)ut the verbs in brackets into the gaps in the correct tense Past Per)e!t or Simple Past. /0ample1 )at 333333333 (to live) in <ondon before he 333333333 (to move) to 'ome. (nswer1 )at had lived in <ondon before he moved to 'ome. #4 (fter &red 2talian. $4 ?ill 34 Susan 4 6hen she !4 (fter the man ;4 9efore he 74 She "4 (fter /ric 74 2 #04 %hey (to spend) his holiday in 2taly he (to phone) Aad at work before she (to turn on) the radio after she (to arrive) the match (to come) home he (to sing) a song he (to watch) a video after the children (to make) breakfast he (to be) very tired because 2 (to ride) their bikes before they (to want) to learn (to leave) for her trip. (to wash) the dishes. already (to start).

(to feed) the cat. (to play) the guitar. (to go) to bed. (to phone) his friend. (to study) too much. (to meet) their friends.

P#ESE$TE SIMPLE"P#ESE$TE &O$TI$UO '( Use Simple Present repeated actions Present Pro ressive+&ontinuous actions happening at the moment of speaking or around the moment of speaking

fi0ed arrangements, scheduled events Be.g. fi0ed plan in the near future timetable4 se@uence of actions in the present Bfirst , temporary actions then, after that4

instructions things in general after special verbs *( Si nal words

trends repeated actions which are irritating to the speaker Bwith always, constantly, forever4

Simple Present Present Pro ressive+&ontinuous always, often, usually, sometimes, seldom, never, every day, every week, every year, now, at the moment, <ookC, <istenC on Mondays Dut in the verbs in brackets in the Simple Present or the Present Pro ressive. /0ample1 Steve always 3333 his bike in the afternoon. (to ride) (nswer1 Steve always rides his bike in the afternoon. #4 (ndy sometimes $4 6e never 34 <istenC Sandy 4 My sister usually !4 My mother ;4 %hey often 74 <ookC %he boys "4 /very day his grandfather 74 2 #04 +ats comics. (to read) %E in the morning. (to watch) in the bathroom. (to sing) in the kitchen. (to help) breakfast now. (to make) the bathroom. (to clean) home. (to come) for a walk. (to go)

with my friend at the moment. (to chat) mice. (to eat)

.se the verbs in brackets in the Simple Present or in the Present Pro ressive. 6atch the types of sentences Baffirmative statements, negations or @uestions4. /0ample1 33 +hris 3333333 for his brother now= (to wait) (nswer1 Is +hris waiting for his brother now= #4 <ookC %his lady $4 Dur cat seldom 34 42 !4 6hat they a hamburger. (not/to eat) on the sofa. (to lie) te0t messages at the moment= (to send)

supermarkets, but my father doesn't. (to like) the man in our garden= (to do)

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the bus to school. (not/to take) you your girlfriend always a cup of tea now. (to have) the boy in the pool right now= (to swim) from= (to come) green %,shirts= (to wear)

)ut in the verbs in brackets in the correct tenses. /0ample1 %he weather 333333 nice at the weekend. (to be) (nswer1 %he weather will be nice at the weekend.

#4 2 $4 )eter 34 My friend 4 %hey

to the cinema yesterday. (to go) #3 tomorrow. (to be) to music every evening. (to listen) their car. 2t looks new again. (to clean) the piano. (to play) her left arm two weeks ago. (to break) a test now. (to write) a book this evening. (to read) lunch at school. (to have)

!4 <istenC Mr ?ones ;4 She 74 6e "4 Aanny 74 Fen and /mily often #04 8e

his money. So he can't buy this hamburger. (to lose)

#4 2 went to the cinema yesterday. $4 )eter will be #3 tomorrow. 34 My friend listens to music every evening. 4 %hey have !leaned their car. 2t looks new again. !4 <istenC Mr ?ones is playin the piano. ;4 She bro,e her left arm two weeks ago. 74 6e are writin a test now. "4 Aanny is oin to read a book this evening. 74 Fen and /mily often have lunch at school. #04 8e has lost his money. So he can't buy this hamburger.

)ut in the verbs in brackets in the correct tenses. /0ample1 %he sun 33333333333333 now. (to shine) (nswer1 %he sun is shining now.

#4 6e $4 2 want) (to be) 34 <ookC 2t

%E when it started to rain. (to watch) to visit you yesterday, but you , so we can't not at home. (to to the beach. (to rain) (to go) soon. (to rain)

4 %here are a lot of cloudsC 2t !4 %he sun ;4 Since $003 they 74 6hile the doctor morning. (to examine) (to wait) "4 2 74 (fter <arry #04 6ait a minute, 2

in the /ast. (to rise) their son every year. (to visit) Mr ?ones, his son outside this

for my girlfriend for two hours. (to wait) the film on %E, he decided to buy the book. (to see) this bo0 for you. (to carry)

#4 6e were wat!hin %E when it started to rain. $4 2 wanted to visit you yesterday, but you were not at home. 34 <ookC 2t is rainin , so we can't o to the beach. 4 %here are a lot of cloudsC 2t is oin to rain soon. !4 %he sun rises in the /ast. ;4 Since $003 they have visited their son every year. 74 6hile the doctor was e-aminin Mr ?ones, his son was waitin outside this morning. "4 2 have been waitin for my girlfriend for two hours. 74 (fter <arry had seen the film on %E, he decided to buy the book. #04 6ait a minute, 2 will !arry this bo0 for you