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Bonjour à tous !

J’espère que vous allez bien et que le confinement n’est pas trop pénible.

Etant donné qu’il est plus que vraisemblable que nous ne rentrions pas (ou presque pas) cette année scolaire-ci, je reviens vers vous avec des exercices. Il s’agit d’exercices sur les temps (temps vus et/ou revus cette année et les années antérieures). A la suite des exercices, se trouve le correctif.

N’hésitez pas à me contacter (afhumblet@hotmail.com / 0479 46 38 52) si vous avez des questions que ce soit à propos des exercices ou à propos du choix d’options, par exemple.

Bonne suite de confinement, prenez soin de vous et à … AFSeredynski

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« TENSES : REVISION »

1. PUT INTO THE CORRECT TENSE: SIMPLE PRESENT OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS?

1. Look! A man (run) … … … after the bus. He (want) … … …

… … … to catch it.

2. May I take your book or (you use) … … … it at the moment?

3. Where (you be) … … … ? I (sit) … … … in the kitchen.

4. What (you do) … … … there? I (help) … … … my mother.

5. What (she do) … … … in the evening? She (play usually)

… … … cards or (listen) … … … to music.

6. I (not want) … … … a cigarette, thank you. I (not smoke) …

… … … .

7. What (happen)… … … ? Why (you laugh) … … …

… … … ?

8. Go away! I (prepare) … … … a dangerous experiment.

9. He (watch) … … … all the football matches on television.

10. You (have) … … … an English lesson right now. (you have)

… … … English classes every day? No, four times, a week!

11. What time (Mary get) … … … up on Mondays? She (not usually stay) … … … in bed very late but today she (sleep)

… … … late because she (be) … … … exhausted.

12. When Steve (lie) … … … on the beach, he (like) … … …

… … … having a cool drink. (he have) … … … a drink now?

2. PUT IN TO THE CORRECT TENSE: SIMPLE PAST OR PAST CONTINUOUS?

1. My sister (drop) … … … two cups while she (wash up) … …

… … … last night.

2. When I (enter) … … … the room, they (sit) … … …

… … … near the fire. Mr Pitt (do) … … … a crossword puzzle, Mrs Pitt (knit) … … … and the kids (read) … … …

… … … . Mr Pitt (smile) … … … at me and (say)

… … … :”Come and sit down, Jane”.

3. (you meet) … … … my sister at the cinema yesterday?

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4. I (talk) … … … about him when he suddenly (get) … … …

… … … in and frightened me.

5. What (happen) … … … to you yesterday?

6. When we (hear) … … … the noise, we (wake) … … …

… … … … up at once.

7. You (look) … … … very busy when I (see) … … …

… … … you this morning. What (you do) … … … ? 8. Albert (leave) … … … the office the other day when

suddenly he (hear) … … … an explosion.

9. I (look) … … … over the wall and (see) … … …

… … Mr Wilson. He (plant) … … … some cabbages but (be)

… … … too busy to speak to me.

10. He (clean) … … … his gun when it accidentally (get) … …

… … … off and (kill) … … … his beloved cat.

11. While he (make) … … … his speech, the Minister suddenly (feel) … … … ill. Someone (bring) … … … him a glass of water and after a few minutes he (be) … … … able to continue.

3. PUT INTO THE CORRECT TENSE: PRESENT PERFECT OR SIMPLE PAST?

1. Columbus (discover) … … … America more than 500 years ago.

2. I (not hear) … … … from him since Christmas.

3. How long (you know) … … … the manager?

4. I (not play) … … … the piano since I (be) … … …

… … … twelve.

5. Your breakfast is ready. I (leave) … … … it on the table.

6. (You send) … … … those letters yesterday?

7. He (not find) … … … his watch yet. He (lose) … … …

… … … last week.

8. You can switch off the radio. I (already hear) … … … the news.

9. I knew the red light (mean) … … … “stop”.

10. We (enjoy) … … … the concert last night. What about you?

11. We (enjoy) … … … our stay here and are sorry to say goodbye.

12. When (the plane take) … … … off? A few minutes ago.

13. I’m sure I (have) … … … the key when we (leave) … … … …

… … … home.

14. What (just happen) … … … in the street? There is a crowd of people.

15. We (not see ) … … … each other since we (meet) … … …

… … … in Greece last summer.

16. Hurry up! The match (begin) … … … .

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17. We (go) … … … to the circus at the weekend.

18. I don’t want to watch that film: I (watch) … … … it before.

19. I’m sorry. I (forget) … … … to bring the flowers.

20. I (write) … … … some articles for the school magazine when I (be) … … … at school.

21. I’m not going to do the work again: I (already do) … … … it twice.

22. He (live) … … … in London for two years and then (go) …

… … … to Paris.

23. My sister (draw) … … … several pictures. She (just finish)

… … … her tenth.

24. (you read) … … … today’s paper?

25. Mr Woods (not teach) … … … us English for weeks. He is ill.

26. When (the kids) … … … arrive? They (get) … … …

… … … … here at two.

27. I (never drink) … … … that kind of whisky.

28. Your lunch? I (throw) … … … it away!

4. PUT INTO THE CORRECT TENSE: PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS OR PAST PERFECT?

1. He (go) … … … abroad last week.

2. He (go) … … … downstairs when I (see) … … …

… … him.

3. They (see) … … … you yesterday: you (sit) … … …

… … … … in a pub.

4. When I last (see) … … … him, he (tell) … … …

… … me that he (work) … … … for a few years in a canteen but (be) … … … unhappily unemployed at the moment.

5. When exactly (you lose) … … … your wallet? I think I (drop) … … … it while I (cycle) … … … to the post-office.

6. The Prime Minister (talk) … … … for about twenty minutes before he (faint) … … … and (be brought) … …

… … … to hospital.

7. While we (fish) … … … yesterday, someone (come) … … …

… … … to the house and (leave) … … … a note telling that my mum (have) … … … a car accident. We immediately (rush) … … … to hospital. Happily she just (break) … … … her left leg and arm.

8. How long (you be) … … … out of work before you (find) …

… … … a job at Hamley’s?

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9. The passenger next to me (be) … … … very nervous because it (be) … … … his first flight. He (be) … … …

… … 62 and (never travel) … … … by plane before.

10. When I (arrive) … … … at the party, everybody (dance) …

… … … and (have) … … … fun.

5. PUT INTO THE CORRECT TENSE: SIMPLE PRESENT, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, “WILL” FUTURE OR “GOING TO”?

1. He (send) … … … you a postcard from London if you ask him.

2. This documentary is very interesting: I (watch) … … … it tonight.

3. (you stay) … … … with us tonight?

4. He (not come ) … … … back here again! I don’t want to see him again!

5. Look at those clouds! It (rain) … … … .

6. This afternoon, my father (probably sleep) … … … for more than two hours.

7. I (give) … … … the money tomorrow, you can trust me.

8. John (wait) … … … for us at the bus-stop, won’t he?

9. What time (the next train leave)... … … … ?

10. I’ve got an appointment with my friend: at 7o’clock we (go) … … …

… … … to the picture.

11. Laura (go) … … … to the theatre this afternoon.

12. (you visit) … … … him tomorrow?

13. When I’m 30, I (be) … … … a millionaire. Believe me!

14. Oh, I haven’t got any money! Don’t worry, I (lend) … … … you some. How much do you need?

15. I feel terrible. I think I (be) … … … sick.

16. The art exhibition (open) … … … on 3 May and (finish) …

… … … on 5 July.

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CORRECTION

1. SIMPLE PRESENT OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS?

1. is running / wants 2. are you using 3. are you / am sitting

4. are you doing / am helping

5. does she do / usually plays / listens 6. don’t want / don’t smoke

7. is happening / are you laughing 8. am preparing

9. watches

10. are having / do you have

11. does Mary get / doesn’t usually stay / is sleeping / is 12. lies / likes / is he having

2. PAST SIMPLE OR PAST CONTINUOUS?

1. dropped / was washing

2. entered / were sitting / was doing / was knitting / were reading / smiled : said

3. did you meet 4. was talking / got 5. happened

6. heard / woke up

7. looked / saw / were you doing 8. was leaving / heard

9. saw / was planting / was 10. was cleaning / got / killed

11. was making / felt / brought / was 3. PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE?

1. discovered 2. haven’t heard 3. have you known 4. haven’t played / was 5. have left

6. did you send 7. hasn’t found / lost 8. have already heard 9. meant

10. enjoyed 11. have enjoyed 12. did the plane take 13. had / left

14. has just happened 15. haven’t seen / met 16. has begun

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17. went 18. watched 19. have forgotten 20. wrote / was

21. have already done

22. lived / went (for= pendant!!) 23. has drawn / has just finished 24. have you read

25. hasn’t taught 26. did they arrive / got 27. have never drunk 28. have thrown

4. PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS OR PAST PERFECT?

1. went

2. was going / saw 3. saw / were sitting

4. saw / told / had worked was

5. did you lose / dropped / was cycling 6. had talked / fainted / was brought

7. were fishing / came / left / had had / rushed / had broken 8. had you been / found

9. was / was / was / had never travelled 10. arrived / was dancing / (was) having

5. SIMPLE PRESENT, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, “WILL” FUTURE OR “GOING TO”?

1. will send

2. am going to watch

3. are you staying – are you going to stay 4. won’t come

5. is going to rain 6. will probably sleep 7. will give

8. will wait

9. does the next train leave 10. are going

11. is going

12. are you visiting – are you going to visit 13. will be

14. will lend 15. am going to 16. opens / finishes

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