A. Use the correct tense and form of the verbs in brackets. - When Michelle lived in Italy, she dliuays “Lad (always / have) dinner at 9 p.m. tt . Can you be at the station to meet us? We ast 100\traen on the 10 a.m. train, which Offiyts (arrive) in Edinburgh at 15:30, . Thate {Alaitig (wait) for buses. You wir ___ (wait) time. for ages and then three COM? (come) at the sameArado (work) in the John was exhausted because he garden all day. 5. Twovtle (ot be) at work tomorrow. Fm taking 8 day oe) 6. On their next anniversary Doris and Fred il dove baore married for 40 years. 7. Did you remember Geend) your Aunt Mary a card when you WL (be) on holidays? (yg Layna : 8. dust think! This time tomorrow wo \Ji\\® ?=“die) om & beach in the Caribbean. 9. Sorry! I didn’t meanig Gand (stand) on your foot. 10. I feel a bit dizzy. I think I OE ee:A. Use the correct tense and form of the verbs in brackets. 1. You have made your mother worriéd. You Seattle) her to say you walld be (be) home late. tout 2. Larry droye all night to get here for his sister's wedding. He roust 4o"h6) exhausted by the time he Gnivld (arrive). 8. IFT Wut Snot / do) the test HERTEREREeTaing, I unl be Young (play) football with you. er OW, | not costny . 4. By the end of this year, Chen oben yy English for three years, but he still (need) more training and experience before he (master) the language. 5. Idemand that Ig allaitd (allow) to retake the exam.A. Use the correct tense and form of the verbs in brackets. 1. Congress has decreed that the gasoline tax (abolish). ‘a I could tel] at a glance that the pile of letters on my desk baa deiA aries whileT WGS (be) out. ‘ i He (t00kayrisk investing money with them. I'd rather he fads doe. (not do) it. 4.- He had two bottles of Coke and got drunk. He (not get) drunk on Coke! conan Faux|. ‘The laundry has a nice fresh smell froma ded (ary) in the sun. Me , He was far from satisfied with the way tines Au Kya (turn) out. He sat [ost (lose) in thoughts. . Before changing lifestyles boaan (begin) to separate modern families, several generations of the same family ive / often) together. Feb chow bussast hen, A. Use the correct tense and form of the verbs in pralents Farmers, as we all (1n0W__ ( ow), (2). ps (have) a hard time of it in Britainllatelyy and (3)4avt “4 rn) to new ways of earning income from their land. This (4)inuphgé (involve) not only planting new kinds of crops, but some strange ways of making money, the most unusual of which has got to be sheep racing. Yes, you ()Apath (hear) me correctly! A farmer in the West of England now @bdde_ (hold) sheep races on a regular basis, and during the past year over 100,000 people (7) (turn up) to Lane-humnod upwatch the proceedings. “I eX _ (pass) the farm on my way tg the sea for a holiday,” one punter told me, and I (oy taougey (think Td have a look. I (1oxisK1 thot believe) it was serious, to tey you the truth.” According to a regular visitor, betting on sheep ig more interesting than betting on horses. “At proper horse races n4y study) the form of the horses in everyone (11) 61s acura But nobody (12)4.as Avon) advance, and there are clear favourites. (hear) anything about these sheep! Most people (13), (find) it difficult to tell one from another finpanygease:” I (14); (stay) to watch the races, and I must admit that I (15), (find) it’ quite exciting. In a typical race, half a dozen sheep (16)_(Q(2. (rage) downhill over a course of about half a mile. Food (17)/£ Wéli™)(wait) for them at the other end of the track, I ought to add! The sheep (1 (run) surprisingly fast, although presumably they (19) H(t eat) for a while just to give them some motivation. At any rate, the crowd around me Ceoyware Bo ea enjoy) their day out at the races, judging by their happy faces and the sense of excitement.