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Choose the appropriate form of the verb.
The train (come) at 6 o’clock.
have come
was come
*comes
is coming
We’ve got tickets, and tomorrow evening we …. to the cinema.
*are going
go
The match … at half past nine, so I will be at home by ten o’clock.
will finish
is finishing
*finishes
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs.
You never (open) your lips while you (paint).
open/paint
opens/ are painting
have opened/paint
*open/ are painting
Choose the appropriate form of the verb.
I constantly (think) of you.
am thinking
*think
thinks
have thought
My uncle has bought bricks. He …. a house in the country.
will build
*is going to build
Choose the appropriate form of the verb.
I suppose, he (not to return) from town yet.
isn’t returning
doesn’t returning
*hasn’t returned
haven’t returned
Choose the appropriate form of the verb.
I (to know) him for many years.
know
*have known
is knowing
am knowing.
- Has he decided how to spend money?
- Yes, he … a car.
will buy
*is going to buy
What time … for Bristol?
will the next bus leave
is the next bus going to leave
*does the next bus leave
Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs.
I (to tell) you three times this week that she (to come) home in a year.
have told/ is coming
tell/ comes
*have told/ has come
tell/ has come
Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs.
I (to start) again. A new life (to begin) from today.
have started/ began
*am starting/ begins
am starting/ is beginning
have started/ had begun
.- Jack didn’t pass his exam yesterday.
- Oh, what …?
*is he going to do
will he do