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WorksheetsPast Tense Contrast B1 live
Total questions: 126
Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins
you (sleep) more than ten hours.
you sleeping more than ten hours.
you were sleeping more than ten hours.
you was sleeping more than ten hours.
his son (play) video games yesterday in the night.
his son were playing video games yesterday in the night.
his son was playing video games yesterday in the night.
his son played video games yesterday in the night.
Tom did not go to the school because he (feel) bad
he felt bad
he were feeling bad
he was feeling bad
Jane and Jhon (ride) in the beach
Jane and Jhon was riding in the beach
Jane and jhon were riding in the beach
Jane and Jhon rode in the beach
We were ................ around the park
climb
doesn`t run
running
is eating
They ............... watching a film yesterday afternoon
weren`t
wasn`t
don`t
isn`t
You ....... visiting your friends
was
were
are
is
What's the correct option?
They wasn't surfing on the beach.
They wasn't surf on the beach.
They weren't surf on the beach.
They weren't surfing on the beach.
Write the sentence in past continuous:
Mark/not/clean his bedroom.
(a)
Complete the sentence:
Jeremy, Thomas and I (a) in our geography project. (no/work)
Complete the sentence using past continuous negative.
My mom (a) attention to my story last night (not/pay)
Were you ... (read) all evening?
(a)
... Tom talking to you yesterday?
(a)
Was ... playing computer games?
they
we
you
he
... they waiting for a bus?
Were
Was
Is
Are
... she swimming?
Is
Are
Was
Were
Mr Case ____ _______ in the garden when the gate opened.
was driving
was running
was sleeping
was working
Mrs Roberts ___ the class when the principal knocked on the door.
was teachering
was taughting
were teaching
was teaching
____ David came home, we were eating lunch in the dining room.
While
When
_____ Mark was running in the park, he found an abandoned puppy.
When
While
In 2015, Martin was studying French at the Allianza Francais.
Interrupted action
Simultaneous action
Creating atmosphere
Ongoing action
We were playing volleyball in the garden (a) it started to rain.
She made a new friend (a) she was visiting her cousin last weekend.
James was running on the beach (a) his brother was building a sandcastle.
The dogs were barking, the children shouting and laughing, and the parents were enjoying a well-deserved rest in the garden. It was the perfect summer's day.
Creating atmosphere
Interrupted action
Simultaneous action
Ongoing action
In 2004, Michelle was driving to work in her father's car.
Ongoing action
Interrupted action
Simultaneous action
Creating atmosphere
past perfect
Yesterday at 9:30 a.m., David (a) working in the office; he was staying at home sick.
They ______ watching a movie last night; they were watching their favourite TV series, Friends.
wasn't
was
were
weren't
What is the main verb in a past continuous verb?
gerund
verb in base form
present participle
past participle
How is was/were used in a past continuous verb?
As the main verb
As the auxiliary verb
'Patricia was playing tennis when she hurt her ankle.' What is the function of 'when'?
It doesn't have any fuction
It is an adjective
It is a verb
It is a connector
What _____ you doing when I saw you yesterday?
was
were
Sally (a) (listen) to music while he sister was making a cake.
David and Tamara (a) (sing) a song together at the Karoake when I saw them.
Maxwell and Jake (a) (climb) a mountain at 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon.
David and Julia (a) (work) yesteday; they are on vacation this week.
I (a) walking home at 6 o'clock last night.
I don't know what the men said because they (a) talking too quietly for me to hear.
She (a) looking at her phone when she fell over.
My sisters _________ at a YouTube video.
did laughing
was laughing
were laughing
laughing
........ she reading a magazine when Peter arrived?
were
was
do
did
They ............... watching a film yesterday afternoon
weren`t
wasn`t
don`t
isn`t
Helen _____ in the park when a dog attacked her.
was walking
walked
walks
It was evening and I _______ television with my parents.
watching
was watching
were watching
Daniel ______ dinner when Emma came in.
has
having
was having
Tim ______ the violin when the doorbell rang.
were playing
was playing
playing
Tina ____ the dishes while Luis ____ a book.
was washing / was reading
washed / read
washing / reading
Liz _____ her car when she ____ out of fuel.
driving / ran
was driving / run
was driving / ran
Yesterday it _____ when you called me.
rains
were raining
was raining
He ____ football when he ____ his leg.
was playing / hurt
was playing / hurting
playing / hurting
While Carol _____ a book, her sister _____ the net.
reading / surfing
was reading / was surfing
was surfing / was reading
He _____ his teeth while he was eating candy.
breaks
was breaking
broke
He ________ to Cape Town before 1997.
hasn't been
hadn't been
didn't be
wasn't
He ______ only twice in his life before the accident.
had drived
driven
has driven
had driven
You ________ for the test, so you were very nervous.
hasn't been stydying
hadn't studyed
hadn't studied
weren't studying
He was red in the face because he ________ .
hadnt run
had been ranning
has run
had been running
I _________ about a holiday in Greece. I couldn't believe it when my husband _________ one as a surprise!
dreamed / had been booking
had been dreaming / booked
had been dreaming / had booked
has been dreaming / has been booking
We were late for the plane because we ________ our passports.
hadn't forgotten
had forgot
forgot
had forgotten
Julie and Anne ________ before the party.
didn't met
hasn't met
hadn't met
hadn't meet
They _________ in Beijing for three years when he lost his job.
had lived
lived
have been living
had been living
I ________ John yesterday, but he _______ so he was too tired to chat.
saw / had run
had been seeing / run
saw / had been running
saw / run
Why ________ the baby's face so dirty? He ______ chocolate.
was / had been eating
were / has been eating
had been / had been eating
was / had ate
When we met, you _______ at that company for six months.
have worked
had worked
had been working
worked
I __________ short hair when I was a teenager
have had
had been having
used to have
would have
We couldn't go into the concert because we _______ our tickets.
had brough
brought
didn't bring
hadn't brought
Luke ____________ a car.
had been having
didn't use to have
had had
didn't used to
John _____ out when I _____ in the office.
had gone / arrived
had gone / had arrived
has gone / arrived
went / had arrived
She said that she _______ the UK before.
didn't visit
hadn't visited
hasn't visited
had been visiting
It _______ and the pavement ______ covered with puddles.
had rained / had been
rained / had been
was raining / had been
had been raining / was
The children ______ their homework, so they were in trouble.
done
didn't do
had done
hadn't done
When I _______ it was clear she _________. There were papers all over the floor and books everywhere.
had been arriving / had worked
arrived / had been working
had arrived / had worked
had arrive / had beed working
When I started to work here I needed a lot of help, but now I ______
all the work on my own.
used to do
get used to doing
am used to doing
He ________
several books a month, but he doesn't have time any more.
used to read
was used to reading
got used to reading
We were surprised to see her driving – she _______
when we first met her.
got used to driving
didn't use to drive
was used to driving
Don't worry, it's a simple program to use. You ______
it in no time, I'm sure.
will get used to
are used to
used to use
When I had to commute to work every day I ________
very early.
used to get up
used to getting up
I'm afraid I'll never _______
in this place. I simply don't like it and never will.
used to live
get used to living
got used to living
Whenever we came to Coventry we always ________
in the Central Hotel. We loved it.
used to stay
got used to staying
When Pete Smith was the head of our office everything ________
well organized. Now it's total chaos here.
used to be
got used to be
was used to being
Mr Lazy was shocked when he joined our busy company because he _______
doing much work everyday.
wasn't used to
didn't use to
At first the employees didn't like the new open-space office, but in the end they _______ it.
get used to
got used to
are used to
______________ means something happened or was true in the past, but no longer happens or is true
used to
get used to
be used to
use
_____________________means something is normal, not unusual
used to
be used to
get used to
use
______________ means something is becoming normal
used to
be used to
get used to
use
He ___________________ride his bike to school but, now, he goes by bus.
is used to
used to
uses
gets used to
She ________________life in a foreign country.
is getting used to
used to
is used to
uses
If they go to France, they will get used to _____________French.
speak
speaking
talk
talking
Grandad used to work in an office. Now, he ________________ being retired.
used to
is getting used to
uses
is used
If you go to live in the United Kingdom, you will have _____________________on the left.
to get used to drive
to get used to driving
to use driving
to be used to drive
After the holidays it takes me a week ____________________ getting up early again.
to get used to
to be used to
to use to
to have to
The queue in the baker's _________________ to be so bad but now it's terrible.
didn't use
didn't used
was used
gets used
