Supplementary grammar

1. Put the verbs in Present Simple Tense:

1. She (to learn) English.

2. I (to like) music.

3. My brother (to be) a schoolboy. He (to go) to school.

4. Michael (to do) his lessons every day.

5. After supper my sister (to go) for a walk.

6. We (to visit) our grandparents very often.

7. Usually I (to have) dinner at three o’clock.

8. Our mother (to come) home very late.

2. Make the sentences negative and interrogative according to the model:

Model: He goes to school every day. – He doesn’t go to school every day. – Does he go to school every day?

1. My sister works here.

2. They eat a lot.

3. We work every day.

4. He comes from Germany.

5. They live in the USA.

3. Use Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses in the sentences.

1. Her baby always (to sleep) after breakfast.

2. He can’t talk to you now. He (to go) out.

3. The programme (to start) at nine every night.

4. I am sorry, but my friend (to wait) for me.

5. They (to go) to the beach now.

6. She never (to want) to go to the cinema.

7. Look at my daughter! She (to read).

8. Mary (to drive) to her office every day?

9. She (to cook) dinner now?

10. I (not to study) at the moment.

11. Where (to be) your husband? – He (to fish) now?

12. What magazine you (to read) now?

4. Put the verbs in the Future Simple Tense:

1. I (to see) them next Sunday.

2. They (to be) here tomorrow.

3. We (to have) a test in a week.

4. The journey (to take) three hours.

5. I (to go) to school tomorrow?

6. You (to wait) for you?

7. The weather (not to be) fine on Monday.

8. When she (to study) English?

9. She (to agree) with you?

10. How long we (to get) there?

5. Make the sentences negative and interrogative according to the model:

Model: Nick will finish school next year. – Nick won’t finish school next year. – Will Nick finish school next year?

1. I will go to the theatre tomorrow.

2. The will come back next week.

3. Mary will write a book in a year.

4. Pete will get early next Wednesday.

5. We will ask him about it tomorrow.

6. Put the verbs in the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Future Simple Tenses:

1. We are sure he (to be) late.

2. Look! Your child (to eat) an ice-cream.

3. I (to agree) to go there if you (to go) there too.

4. My friend (not to work) tomorrow.

5. I (to be) sorry that you never (to see) your money again.

6. Why he (not to sleep) now? – He (to watch) TV.

7. You (to help) me tomorrow? – No, I (not to do) it.

8. My son (not to like) to drink coffee but he (to drink) coffee now.

9. He supposes she (to go) in Paris next week.

10. Usually I (to go) skiing every weekend.

7. Put the verbs in the Past Simple Tense:

1. They (to be) in London last year.

2. How many lessons (to have) yesterday?

3. Last night he (to sleep) bad.

4. Yesterday Helen (to read) an interesting book.

5. Your brother (to become) a doctor last year?

6. Why your parents (to be) so angry last night? – Because my sister (to be) late.

8. Make the sentences negative and interrogative according to the model:

Model: I watched TV yesterday. – I didn’t watch TV yesterday. – Did you watch TV yesterday?

1. She did her morning exercises.

2. Yesterday they had a holiday.

3. We had a rest last month.

4. She invited us to the restaurant.

5. They were in Minsk last week.

9. Put the verbs in the Past or Present Simple Tense:

1. His mother (to be) a housewife.

2. They (to be) happy to see you now?

3. What animals you (to like) best: cats or dogs?

4. Yesterday he (to get) home and (to take) his dog for a walk.

5. You (to write) a test yesterday?

6. Usually we (to go) to the theatre once a month.

7. His brother (to come) yesterday – No, he (not to come). He (to be) busy.

8. Last month we (to move) to other place.

10. Put the verbs in the Past Continuous Tense:

1. I (to read) a book at two o’clock.

2. They (to write) the test at this time yesterday.

3. He (to work) in the garden from two till five o’clock.

4. You (to play) football the whole evening.

5. Mike (to sleep) at eight o’clock yesterday.

11. Put the verbs in the Present Perfect Tense:

1. I (to be) in Moscow this year.

2. We (to see) this film before.

3. He (not to meet) his parents.

4. She (to water) the flowers yet.

5. I (to write) a new book this month.

6. Alan (not to have) his breakfast.