Gr.+Tense+Revision

Supply the most suitable tense (PRESENT, PAST, OR PRESENT PERFECT): ** 1 Lend me your rubber. I … … … (make) a mistake and I… … … (want) to rub it out. 2 I … … … (see) you yesterday. You … … … (drink) ginger beer at a cafe, but you … … … (not see) me. 3 I … … … (go) to Portugal five years ago. Since then I … … … (not speak) Portuguese, and … … … (forget) nearly all I … … … (learn) there. 4 '... … … … (you/read) //Pickwick Papers?’// ‘I … … … (begin) the book last week and just … … … (finish) it.’ 5 ‘I … … … (go) to the Zoo tomorrow. ever … … … (You be) there?’ 7 I hear you just … … … (get) married. When … … … (the ceremony/take place)? 8 We … … … (go) to the Valley of Rocks last Sunday. While we … … … (eat) our lunch there a man … … … (fall) from the rocks and… … … (hurt) his head. We … … … (take) him to the hospital in our car, and … … …(be) to see him twice since then. He … … … (get) better now. 9 ‘Hello, who you … … … (bring) with you? ... ... .... (he/ have) supper yet?’ ‘No, he … … … (not have).’ ‘We usually … … … (have) supper at eight, but Mary … … … (not finish) yet. She still … … … (eat) in the dining-room. He … … … (not meet) Mary, and she … … … (not know) him, so take him in, introduce him and give him something to eat.’ 10 ‘What you … … … (look for)?’ ‘I … … … (lose) my purse near here and … … … (want) to find it before it … … … (get) dark.’ ‘When you … … … (lose) it?’ ‘I think that I … … … (drop) it when I … … … (go) to school this morning.’ 11 ‘I … … … (look) at your photographs while you … … … (be) out.’ ‘You … … … (like) them? They … … … (be) not very good.’ 12 As he … … … (run) to jump over the ditch, he … … … (fall) and … … … (twist) his ankle. We … … … (have) to carry him home. He now… … … (lie) on the sofa, and he… … … (read) a book until a few minutes ago. The doctor just … … … (leave) and… … … (say) as he … … … (go) out that he must rest for a week. 13 ‘You … … … (like) chess?’ ‘Yes, but I… … … (not play) for many years. I … … … (live) with a good chess player for the last six months, but he … … … (play) extremely well and I … … … (not wish) to play with him.’ 14 ‘We … … … (wait) here for half an hour now, so I … … … (not think) she will come. She always … … … (arrive) late, or you … … … (think) something … … … (happen) to her?’ ‘I … … … (not know), but I … … … (think) we … … … (wait) long enough.’ 15 .... … … … (you/remember) my name, or … … … (you forget) it?
 * ADVANCED SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS TENSE REVISION
 * 6 ‘Yes, I … … … (be) there last Sunday. I … … … (go) nearly every weekend.’

16 Look! My socks already … … … (wear) out at the heels, even though I … … … (wear) two pairs at once these last few weeks. ||