6) Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Present Perfect, Present Indefinite, Past Indefinite or Past Continuous.

1. They … (to play) new computer games the whole evening yesterday.

2. As soon as I … (to hear) a cry, I … (to run) out of the room and … (to see) that a child … (to lie) on the ground and … (to cry). "What … (to happen)? Why you … (to cry)? You … (to hurt) yourself?" I asked.

3. She … (to speak) French well?

4. Jane … (to be) fond of sports. She … (to do) her morning exercises every day.

5. My brother … (not to play) tennis yesterday. He … (to play) tennis the day before yesterday. He … (to play) tennis only in summer.

6. I … (to do) my research work very carefully.

7. We … (to wash) the floor in our flat from three till four yesterday.

8. When Mikе … (to play) in the yard, he … (to find) a white rubber ball.

9. Where … (to be) your father? - He just … (to come) home. He … (to take) a hot shower in the bathroom now.

10. When I … (to meet) Tom Hanks, he … (to go) to the shop.

7)Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Future Indefinite, Future Continuous or Future Perfect.

1. I … (to do) my written homework tomorrow.

2. When I come home tomorrow, my family … (to have) supper.

3. I … (to translate) the new scientific article by six o'clock tomorrow.

4. When you come to my place tomorrow, I … (to read) your book. I … (to do) my homework by the time you come.

5. Don't come to my place tomorrow. I … (to write) an essay the whole evening.

8) Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Past Indefinite or Past Perfect.

1. Yesterday Nick … (to say) that he … (to read) much during his summer vacation.

2. When the children … (to have) dinner, they … (to go) for a walk.

3. Mike's friends could hardly recognize him as he … (to change) greatly after the expedition.

4. Columbus … (not to know) that he … (to discover) America.

5. They … (to ask) me where I … (to live) in my early childhood.

9) Translate the following sentences. Mind the sequence of tenses.

1. Scientists have been looking for a solution since they discovered the problem.

2. The witnesses could not understand what time it was.

3. Did the old man notice that he had tried to unlock the wrong door?

4. They said that they sent all letters by airmail.

5. Nobody knew that the attorney had already arrived

6. It was clear that the criminal would never understand his mistake.

7. I was sure that he was making a new experiment the whole day.

8. The students did not realize that the children had used their power.

10) Translate the following sentences. Mind the modal verbs.

1. Court is not the place where hypnosis ought to be used.

2. Mass media has created the belief that stress is bad and should be avoided.

3. Most of us can’t explain this phenomenon without special training.

4. One must consider that these methods are a skill that one should try to acquire.

5. You needn’t change the plan of your scientific work.

6. As you can’t see the difference between colours you mustn’t drive a car.

7. If you know this law, you can predict some facts.

8. We must use this method of examining the results.