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Put the verb into the correct form: The library ... (open) at 9.00

• opens

• opened

• open

• opening

• opent

Put the verb into the correct form: How many articles … (you/publish) a year?

• do you publish

• does you publish

• did you publish

• do you published

• do you publishes

Make negative forms of the following sentence: He took part in this conference.

• He did not take part in this conference

• He did not took part in this conference

• He does not took part in this conference

• He does not take part in this conference

• He not take part in this conference

Choose the verbs from the list below: Professor Novikov … my scientific adviser.

• is

• are

• works

• has

• am

Put the verb into the correct form: Look! It … (not/rain) any more

• is not raining

• is not rain

• are not raining

• is not rained

• are not rain

What tense is the verb in the next sentence used?: Andrew usually wakes up early

• THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE

• THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE

• THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

What tense is the verb in the next sentence used?: We translated English texts yesterday

• THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

• THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE

• THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

What tense is the verb in the next sentence used?: Will you see him next week? – No, I won’t. I won’t see him next week.

• THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE

• THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

What tense is the verb in the next sentence used?: He is reading a book now

• THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE

• THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

• THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

What tense is the verb in the next sentence used?: We were translating English texts from 6 till 8 o’clock yesterday

• THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

• THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

• THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

• THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE

• THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE