Intermediate English, Lesson 3, Part two. Grammar

Intermediate English, Lesson 3, Part two. Homework

Change back to the Present Perfect tense:

• He had done his part of the deal.
• I had found new way of playing the violin.
• I did not know why she had changed her mind.
• We did everything we could, but he said that we had had to do much more!
• You had heard the joke before, so that is why you did not laugh yesterday.

Change back to the Present Perfect Continuous:

• She had been singing the main part of the opera when suddenly she coughed.
• It had been snowing. We can see a lot of snow banks.
• I had been swimming in the river when I heard her voice.
• We had been dreaming when the bell rang.
• They had been writing the test when the storm broke.

Insert the correct form of the verb in the blanks:

• I had (do) ___ my work before he came back.
• You had (have) _____ dinner. After you went out at 9 p.m.
• When we had (watch) ___   ____ the film, the electricity turned off.
• She had (dance) ___ ___ when she saw her boyfriend.
• He had been working when he (break) ___ his pencil.
• They had (swim) ____ this distance long before you wanted to break the record.
• It had (eat) ___ its birdseed before it started to eat the seeds of your apple.

Correct the mistakes:

• I had have dinner.
• What have you being doing when I came?
• It raining have been.
• He hads made his apple pie.
• You had were talking to your friend when you sneezed.

Make up sentences:

• Made, a, had, big, they, cake.
• Started, Adam, a, project, had, new.
• Been, Jenny, had, working, for, hours, two, by that time.
• You, had, looking, someone, Bella, at, been, when, touched, your shoulder.

Intermediate English, Lesson 3, Part two. Answers 

Change back to the present perfect tense:

• He has kept his part of the deal.
• I have found a new way of playing the violin.
• We have done everything we can!
• You have heard the joke before, so that is why you did not laugh yesterday.

Change back to the present perfect continuous:

• She has been singing the main part of the opera.
• It has been snowing. We can see a lot of snow drifts.
• I have been swimming in the river.
• We have been dreaming.
• They have been taking the test.

Insert the correct form of the verb in the blanks:

• I had to do my work before he came back.
• You had eaten dinner before you went out at 9 p.m.
• While we were watching the film, the electricity suddenly went off.
• She was dancing when she spotted her boyfriend.
• He had been working when he broke his pencil.
• They had already swum this distance long before you wanted to break the record.
• The bird had finished its birdseed before it started on your apple pips.

Correct the mistakes:

• I have had dinner.
• What were you doing when I came?
• It has been raining.
• He has made his apple pie.
• You were talking to your friend when you sneezed.

Make up sentences:

• They had made a big cake.
• Adam had started a new project.
• Jenny had been working for two hours by that time.
• You had been looking at someone when Bella touched your shoulder.