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A collection of exercises and passages focused on the proper usage of verb tenses in english. The exercises cover a range of verb tense concepts, including active and passive voice, modals, factitive verbs, and relative clauses. The passages require the reader to identify and apply the correct verb tense forms to complete the sentences and paragraphs. This document could be useful for students learning english grammar, particularly those studying verb tense usage in academic or professional contexts. The exercises cover a variety of real-world scenarios and topics, making it a potentially valuable resource for improving overall english language proficiency.
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1.Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
5. Complete the passage with the correct form of the verbs in brackets When we 1.^ ……………………… (move) to our new house by the sea, I was eight years old. Even before that, I 2.^ ……………………… (spend) every summer on a boat. My dad 3.^ ……………………… (teach) me to sail before I
protested, saying that I 13.……………………… (study) to be a screenwriter, not an actress. He promised me that I 14.……………………… (become) a famous actress, and he was right.
14. Complete the passage with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. One day, as Nathalie Hoyland of Yorkshire, England 1.^ …………………… (walk) home from work, she 2.…………………… (begin) to feel very tired. She 3.…………………… (know) she needed to get home quickly and get into bed. Nathalie 4.…………………… (suffer) from a rare disease called Kleine-Levin Syndrome since she was 17 years old. This disease, also called “Sleeping Beauty Disease”, 5.…………………… (cause) people to sleep for days and, sometimes, even weeks at a time. When this 6.…………………… (happen) to Nathalie, her family makes sure they wake her up regularly so that she can eat and drink. Over the years, Nathalie 7.…………………… (miss) school exams, her birthday, Christmas and even week-long family holidays. Today, Nathalie 8.^ …………………… (work) as a careers advisor with local youth. She hopes scientists 9.…………………… (discover) a cure for the disease in the near future. 15. Complete the passage with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. ) About 50 years ago, American president J. F. Kennedy 1.……………………(realise) that unless he 2. ……………………(help) young Americans to go and work abroad, many of them would never experience other cultures. He also knew that the local people 3.……………………(benefit) if Americans volunteered in poorer areas. So in 1961, he 4.…………………… (start) the Peace Corps. Today, about 7,000 Peace Corps volunteers work in 78 countries. Most 5.……………………(live) in the countryside and 6.……………………(work) in healthcare or education. If they 7.…………………… (prefer) to live in a city, they may teach computer skills. Most volunteers are young, but people of all ages can join if they 8.……………………(agree) to volunteer for two years. Over the years, the Peace Corps 9.……………………(improve) the lives of many people. Hopefully, it10.^ …………………… (continue) for many more years! 16. Complete the passage with the verbs in brackets. Use the passive form. (active or passive ) Hundreds of horror films 1.……………………(award) prizes by the New York City Horror Film Festival since it 2.……………………(establish) in 2001. The festival 3.……………………(hold) every year in October. Prizes in several different categories 4.……………………(give) each year. In addition to new films, classic horror films which 5.……………………(enjoy) by the public for many years 6.……………………(show) at the festival. Similar festivals exist around the United States and elsewhere, although it 7.……………………(believe) that the New York festival is the biggest, and the one that 8.……………………(give) the most recognition over the years. The programme for next year’s festival 9.^ ……………………(decide) now, and it 10.^ ……………………(publish) soon.
17. Complete the passage with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (active or passive) Why would an 11-year-old boy walk from his home near Tampa, Florida to Washington DC, a distance of almost 2,000 kilometres? Whenever he 1..……………………. (ask) this question, Zach Bonner 2..……………………. (explain) that he wants to focus attention on the problems of homeless children in the United States. In 2007, Zach, who claimed that he 3..……………………. (come up with) the idea after watching a TV documentary, 4..……………………. (complete) the walk in three stages. He 5..……………………. (sponsor) by local businesses including a restaurant group that said it was proud that it 6..……………………. (donate) meals to Zach and his family. Since then, Zach 7..……………………. (walk) along other routes in the US, raising money for homeless children and adults. Zach hopes that he 8..……………………. (continue) working for charity for many years to come. RELATIVE CLASUSES 1. My partner and I own a business. It specializes in computer science. 2. We drove to the restaurant. We were supposed to meet there. 3. My father and mother met twenty years ago. They were studying at university together at that time. 4. I just spoke to a friend. I´m interested in renting his country house. 5. The criminal will soon be released. He was imprisoned for selling drugs. 6. Gina was at home yesterday. I got her the news then. 7. His Facebook page hasn´t been updated. I looked at it this morning. 8. My parents are in Paris for the weekend. It´s their anniversary today. 9. Our neighbours seem very nice. They moved in last week. 10. I´ve got a friend. His brother used to work for Google. 11. She finally visited the town. It has a special meaning for her. 12. Russel is usually a good cook. He served a boring meal last night. 13. Greenpeace is a movement. It´s trying to stop pollution. 14. Placido Domingo is an opera singer. I like his voice best. 15. In 1962, Mandela received military training. Mandela lived in Algeria in that year. 16. Her car was a gift from her parents. It was stolen. 17. Sue´s father is Japanese. Sue visits Japan every July, 18. Here is the brochure about the holiday resort. We might go to it. 19. Steve is always taking photographs. He wants to become a professional photographer one day. 20. We´re going to Chicago in December. It will be very cold then. 21. Her website raises money for people. They are homeless. 22. Ebay is a popular online auction site. It is used by people in more than 30 countries. 23. I remember the day. I forgot to log out of my Facebook page and my mother read it. 24. Is that the girl? We saw her photo on David´s Facebook wall 25. In 1995, Amazon sold only books. Amazon began operating in that year. 26. We are finally having the holiday. We have been dreaming of it. (Formal /informal structure) 27. The woman is my mother. You are staring at her, (formal /informal structure) 28. Matters are often ignored. Customers complain about them. (formal /informal structure) 29. There are several people here. I haven´t been introduced to them. (formal / informal structure) 30. You have done me an enormous favour. I thank you for it. (formal /informal structure)