Lesson 23 ☘ be …, have…, do… (present and past tenses)

Nov 6, 2016

Put in “is”, “are”, “do”, “does”. Present simple.
1. . . .
  Do
  you work in the evenings?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
2. Where . . .
  are
  they going?
  - do
  - does
  - is
  - are
3. Why . . .
  are
  you looking at me?
  - do
  - does
  - is
  - are
4. . . .
  Does
  Bill live near you?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
5. . . .
  Do
  you like cooking?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
6. . . .
  Is
  the sun shining?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
7. What time . . .
  do
  the shops close?
  - do
  - does
  - is
  - are
8. . . .
  Is
  Ann working today?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
9. What . . .
  does
  this word mean?
  - do
  - does
  - is
  - are
10. . . .
  Are
  you feeling all right?
  - Do
  - Does
  - Is
  - Are
Put in “am not”, “isn’t”, “aren’t”, “don’t”, “doesn’t”. Present simple negative.
1. Tom . . .
  doesn’t
  work in the evenings.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
2. I’m very tired. I . . .
  don’t
  want to go out this evening.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
3. I’m very tired. I . . .
  am not
  going out this evening.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
4. George . . .
  isn’t
  working this week. He’s on holiday.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
5. My parents are usually at home. They . . .
  don’t
  go out very often.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
6. Barbara has travelled a lot but she . . .
  doesn’t
  speak any foreign languages.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
7. You can turn off the television. I . . .
  am not
  watching it.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
8. There’s party next week but we . . .
  aren’t
  going.
  - don’t
  - doesn’t
  - am not
  - isn’t
  - aren’t
Put in “was”, “were”, “did”, “have”, “has”. Past simple and present perfect.
1. Where . . .
  were
  your shoes made?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
2. . . .
  Did
  you go out last night?
  - Was
  - Were
  - Did
  - Have
  - Has
3. What . . .
  were
  you doing at 10:30?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
4. Where . . .
  was
  your mother born?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
5. . . .
  Has
  Barbara gone home?
  - Was
  - Were
  - Did
  - Have
  - Has
6. What time . . .
  did
  she go?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
7. When . . .
  were
  these houses built?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
8. . . .
  Has
  Jim arrived yet?
  - Was
  - Were
  - Did
  - Have
  - Has
9. Why . . .
  did
  you go home early?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
10. How long . . .
  have
  they been married?
  - was
  - were
  - did
  - have
  - has
Put in “is”, “are”, “was”, “were”, “have”, “has”. Present and past simple, and present perfect.
1. Joe . . .
  has
  lost his passport.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
2. This bridge . . .
  was
  built ten years ago.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
3. . . .
  Have
  you finished your work yet?
  - Is
  - Are
  - Was
  - Were
  - Have
  - Has
4. This town is always clean. The streets . . .
  are
  cleaned every day.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
5. Where . . .
  were
  you born?
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
6. I . . .
  have
  just made some coffee. Would you like some?
  - am
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
7. Glass . . .
  is
  made from sand.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
8. This is very old photograph. It . . .
  was
  taken a long time ago.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
9. Joe . . .
  has
  bought a new car.
  - is
  - are
  - was
  - were
  - have
  - has
Complete the sentences. Put the verb in the correct tense form.
1. I’m going to take an umbrella with me. It . . .
  is raining
  .
  - is rain
  - is raining
  - is rained
  - have rained
2. Why are you so tired? . . .
  Did you go
  to bed late last night?
  - Do you go
  - Did you go
  - Are you going
  - Were you gone
3. Where are the chocolates? . . .
  Have you eaten
  them all?
  - Have you eaten
  - Are you eating
  - Did you eat
  - Were you eaten
4. How is your new job? . . .
  Are you enjoying
  it?
  - Are you enjoying
  - Have you enjoyed
  - Were you enjoying
  - Do you enjoy
5. My car . . .
  was badly damaged
  in the accident but I was OK.
  - is badly damaging
  - was badly damaged
  - was badly damaging
  - is badly damaged
6. Chris has got a car but she . . .
  doesn’t use
  it very often.
  - doesn’t use
  - didn’t use
  - is using
  - is used
7. Mary isn’t at home. She . . .
  has gone
  away for a few days.
  - is going
  - was going
  - has gone
  - is gone
8. I . . .
  don’t understand
  the problem. Can you explain it again?
  - don’t understand
  - am not understanding
  - am not understood
  - was understood
9. Martin is in his room. He . . .
  is listening
  to music.
  - is listening
  - is listened
  - has listened
  - was listened
10. I don’t know how to say this word. How . . .
  is it pronounced
  ?
  - does it pronounce
  - is it pronouncing
  - is it pronounced
  - it pronounced
11. How . . .
  do you open
  this window? Can you show me?
  - do you open
  - did you open
  - are you opened
  - were you opening

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