Past tenses.

Choose the correct form of the verb.

1. John….his report last night.

a) wrote b) has written c) had written

2. When crossing the street I … an accident.

a) saw b) had seen c) was seeing

3. Joan….this movie before he saw it’s advertisement at the poster.

a) watched b) had watched c) was watching

4. The world population … between 1970 – 1980.

a) has largely increased b) is largely increasing c) was largely increasing

5. He … as a judge when he was young.

a) practiced b) was practicing c) had practiced

6. While Maria was cleaning the flat, her husband … .

a) slept b) was sleeping c) had slept

7. At three o’clock this morning Eleanor… his case.

a) studied b) was studying c) had studied

8. George … about the crime committed and … his boss.

a) heard / phoned b) had heard / phoned c) hearing / phoned

9. The quality of those recordings…very good.

a) wasn’t b) hadn’t been c) haven’t been

10. We….the criminal while walking along the hall.

a) saw b) was seeing c) had seen

Open the brackets.

1. He … that task by 6 o’clock.

a) did b) have done c) had done

2. I … the hall and … him.

a) entered / saw b) had entered / saw c) have entered / saw

3. He … the criminal at once.

a) has recognized b) recognized c) had recognized

4. Nick … football yesterday.

a) play b) played c) playing

5. Students … this subject last year.

a) learnt b) had learnt c) was learning

6. When … you … Mary?

a) have / seen b) did / see c) had / seen

7. They … the Criminal law for the whole last year.

a) learnt b) were learning c) had learnt

8. She … about it then.

a) knew b) had known c) was knowing

9) The sales of judicial literature … last month.

a) decreased b) had decreased c) was decreasing

10) When …you….working here?

a) have / started b) did / start c) had / started

Future tenses.

Choose the correct item.

1. … the practice of Preventive law require only a knowledgeable lawyer?

a) will; b) is; c) would.

2. When … you … your examinations?

a) would / take; b) will / take; c) shall / take.

3. ­­­The barrister … you about the date of a trial by Monday.

a) will inform; b) would inform; c) will have informed.

4. She … Civil law next year.

a) would study; b) will study; c) will have studied.

5. We … many problems by Autumn.

a) shall solve ; b) shall have solved ; c) would solve.

6. I … a report for the whole next week.

a) shall be preparing; b) shall prepare; c) shall have prepared

7. Law students … Criminal law next year.

a) are studying; b) study; c) will study.

8. He said he … us the next day.

a) will see; b) would see; c) would have seen.

9. The process of Constitution development … the decades.

a) would take; b) will have been taken; c) will take.

10. The solicitor … the documents in an hour.

a) will sign; b) would sign; c) will have signed.

Choose the correct item.

1. You … your barrister tomorrow.

a) will see; b) would see c) will have seen.

2. He … in prison for three years.

a) will be sent; b) would be sent; c) will have been sent.

3. Don’t worry! You …

a) will be acquited; b) would be acquited; c) will have bee acquited.

4. Public prosecutor … tomorrow.

a) would be appointed; b) will be appointed; c) will have been appointed.

5. The lawyers … the problem at once.

a) would solve; b) will solve; c) will be solving.

6. … you … all tomorrow morning?

a) do / work; b) will / work; c) will / be working.

7. The activity of that committee … much … about.

a) would / be spoken; b) will / be speaking; c) will be spoken.

8. Later on, they … for human rights.

a) will fight; b) will have fight; c) would fight.

9. The judge … you what to do.

a) would tell; b) will tell; c) will have told.

10. The manager …all the information he knows.

a) would give; b) will be giving; c) will give.