Tenses

I ________ chemistry for two years now.

• have been studying

• had been studying

• had studied

• am studying

Before Jennifer ________ to Australia, she ________ learning English.

• go/ didn't enjoy

• had gone/ didn't enjoy

• went/ hadn't enjoyed

• went/ didn't enjoy

At the moment I ________ English grammar, and I ________ to read the texts in my English textbooks again

• am revising/ am already beginning

• am revising/ had already begun

• revise/ have already begun

• am revising/ have already begun

Where ________ yesterday?

• had you been

• were you

• are you

• have you been

How was the seminar?

• It is great and I think I have learned a lot.

• It would be great and I think I have learned a lot.

• It was great and I think I have learned a lot.

• It was great and I think I had learned a lot.

When I was buying a chocolate ice-cream, somebody ________ my name.

• call

• had called

• was calling

• called

It _____ that, by 2040, the oil price _____ twice as much as it is now.

• appears / will have risen

• appears / will rise

• has appeared / will be rising

• will appear/ will have been risen

It’s only the third time I ______ a football match in Germany.

• see

• had seen

• have seen

• saw

By the end of this month, she ________ as one of the assistant manager for two years.

• had been working

• is going to work

• will have been working

• have worked

The students ________ a sonnet by William Shakespeare in the class which ________ the 'English' sonnet'.

• read / is called

• are reading / was called

• have read / has been called

• are reading / is called