PRESENT TENSES

1The artist (draw) lots of pictures last year.

2 They (not plant)  the young apple tree yet.

3 What  (he/say)  when you (tell)  him about our success?

4 (You/meet)  them last week?

5 He (already/offer)  us to come to visit him some day.

6 They (read)  a lot about birds and animals.

7 (You/be)  here since autumn?

8 Ruta (show)  good results in her work.

9 She (work)  here for three years.

10 The boys often (play)  together when they were small.

11 (Mr. Ozols/teach)  you chemistry last year?

12 He (never/tell)  us stories.

13 (Aina already/come)  ?

14 We (post)  several letters today.

15 Janis (bring)  some interesting photographs last time.  

 Write correct form of the verb and then write the name of the tense

(Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect Simple, Present Perfect Continuous)

1. Please be quiet I /work/ (tense )

2. I /play/ tennis very well. If you want I can teach you. (tense)

3. Where is John? He is in the kitchen. He /cook/ (tense)

4. Everybody /like/ to swim in summer. (tense)

5. I cannot go to school. I /not do/my homework. (tense)

6. People /start/ work at eight o’clock in the morning and the work usually /finish/ at five p.m. (tense) (tense)

7. Do not turn out the light! I /read/! (tense)

8. Look at all those newspapers! He /read/ them all. (tense)

9. We /cry/ when we are sad and we /laugh/ when we are happy. (tense) (tense)

10.     What is that smoke? Something /burn/! (tense)

11.     Jill is in Sweden. She /be/ there since Monday. (tense)

12.     What  you /eat/ ? Is it my apple? (tense)

13.     Why  you /take/ this pencil? It is not yours! (tense)

14.     We /meet/ different people in our work. (tense)

15.     My cat /run/ away and I /not know/ where it is. (tense) (tense)

16.     She /live/ somewhere in the city centre, but I /not know/where. (tense) (tense)

17.     I /go/ now Good bye. (tense)

18.     My friend /work/ hard recently. (tense)

19.     Is your mother at home? No she is in the garden. She /work/. (tense)

20.     Trousers are very expensive. They /cost/ a lot of money. (tense)