Levels 1-5 Review: All Tenses
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1. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
I _____________enjoyed working at this company very much. Now that I am leaving, I (miss) ______________you all very much. Does someone know who _______________over my accounts?
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2. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
Esmerelda____________ been in this position for five years. She now ____________ (believe) that she _____________ get a promotion soon.
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3. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
Since May, we ____________three major contracts and __________no sign that this trend________anytime soon.
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4. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
My boss____________ promoted to manager by 2010 and ___________to get a directorship in 2014. We ____________together now for 15 years and it has been great.
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5. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
I___________________ moving to the Chicago office next month. ___________ visit when the time is right?
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6. Question
Choose the correct combination of verbs to fill in the blanks of the following sentences:
I _______________ a very large report to write this morning, But I _________it is now finished!
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7. Question
Conjugate the following verbs using one of the following tenses: Simple Present, Simple Past, Simple Future, Present Progressive, Past Progressive, Present Perfect and/or Past Perfect
- Yesterday, my manager (call) me at home when I (leave) already for work.
- This morning, the consultants (announce) they were going to merge our operations
- Carla seldom (take) a vacation. She (accumulate) over a hundred vacation days in the last few years.
- I can (see) the boss scolding him from here. He (stop/not) [ yelling for the last ten minutes.
- I must (complete) this report by noon today. I can’t (attend) tonight’s concert if I don’t.
- The meeting (end) late last night. We (win) the negotiations.
- The IT department (repair) employee workstations if they (be) ever defective.
- When Sandy (leave) the office, She (forget) her laptop.
- The federal election is over. My friend John (win) !
- When the auditor (finish) the audit, she (look up) from her laptop to the company owner and (give) him the coldest look.
- The writers and actors (revise) the initial script while the camera crew (prepare) the set and peripherals.
- The sale of physical books (defy) retail trends in the last few decades. Even though newspapers (be) in sharp decline, the market for books (be) still strong.
- Accountants always (watch) the books, but at the end of the year, they must (present) the results in a transparent manner.
- I can’t do it right now. I (compile) the new data for the moment and (get) to your request this afternoon.
- James (read) the final report when his boss (call) to inform him that the contents were confidential.
- Jana (end) the meeting sharply at 6:00 o’clock.
- The restaurant sector (make) steady gains for the last few years.
- The presentation (begin) this morning at 8:00 AM and I (sit) still here.
- If we all (work) together, we can (solve) this major problem.
- I (speak) already to her over the phone. She (complete/not) [ revising the article yet and (be) currently (tan) on a beach.
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