Memorize the words and word
combinations given below
Present Simple (every day/every
month/in the morning/in the evening/usually/as
a/rule/sometimes)
Past Simple (yesterday/a
year ago/in 1994/last
year/last month/yesterday
morning/last summer/on March, 14
Future Simple (tomorrow/next
month/next year/in
2011/soon)
Present Continuous (now)
Past Continuous(at 10
o’clock/yesterday...
when mother came in)
Future Continuous(at five
o’clock/tomorrow/next month/next year/in 2011/soon)
Present Perfect(ever/never/just/already/(not) yet/this month/this year/this
morning)
Past Perfect(before/after/till/until)
Future Perfect(by the time)
Passive Voice (Transform the sentences into passive).
S + am/is/are
+ verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. He composes an opera. 2. They produce large
quantities of coal. 3. A railway line connects the village with the town. 4. A
famous architect designs this theatre. 5. This plant fulfils the yearly plan.
6. The student does not read the text aloud. 7. The teacher corrects the
student's composition. 8. The scientists make wonderful discoveries. 9. When
does he write this article? 10. The workers do not unload the ship. 11. The
director signs the letters. 12. The customs officer counts the cases. 13. He checks
the room. 14. The legal adviser reads the contract. 15. The buyers insure the
cargo. 16. The buyers do not open a letter. 17. We do not ship the goods.
S + was/were
+ verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. He composed the opera. 2. They produced some
coal. 3. The railway lines connected the town with the town. 4. This architect
designed this museum. 5. This plant completed the plan. 6. The students did not
read the text aloud. 7. The students didn't correct the compositions. 8. The scientists
made wonderful inventions. 9. Why did she write this book? 10. The workers did
not load the ship. 11. The director read the letters. 12. The officer took the
cases. 13. He checked the goods. 14. The lawyer sent the contract. 15. The
buyers insured the goods. 16. The customers did not open a letter. 17. We did not
sell the cards.
S + am/is/are
+ being + verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. He is not composing
an opera. 2. They are producing some goods. 3. This railway line is connecting the
town with the capital. 4. This architects are designing this building. 5. This factory
is making a plan. 6. The students are not reading the poem. 7. The student is correcting
his mistakes. 8. The chemist is holding an experiment. 9. What time am I writing
a book? 10. The workers are not loading the ship. 11. The directors are reading
the contracts. 12. The officer is opening the cases. 13. He is checking the results.
14. The lawyer is signing the contract. 15. The buyers are insuring the product.
16. The customer is not opening a letter. 17. I am not selling the TV.
S + was/were
+ being + verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. She was composing an opera. 2. We were not producing
some things. 3. That railway line was connecting the town with our village. 4. The
architects were designing new houses. 5. That factory was making cakes. 6. The
students were not reading the book. 7. The students were correcting their
mistakes. 8. The chemist was holding an glass. 9. When were they writing a poem?
10. The workers were not unloading the cargo. 11. The director was reading the papers.
12. The officer was opening the box. 13. He was checking the results. 14. The lawyer
was signing the agreement. 15. The buyer was selling the product. 16. The customer
was opening cases. 17. I was not selling the flowers.
S + have/has
+ been + verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. He has not composed an opera. 2. They have produced
a lot of products. 3. A railway line has connected the village with the bay. 4.
A famous architect has designed this theatre. 5. This plant has fulfilled the
yearly plan. 6. The students have not read the text aloud. 7. The teacher has corrected
the student's mistakes. 8. The scientists have made many discoveries. 9. Why has
she written the article? 10. The workers have not prepared the ship. 11. The
director has signed the letters. 12. The police officer has caught a thief. 13.
He has checked the room. 14. The adviser has shown the contract. 15. The buyers
have insured the cargo. 16. The buyers have not opened the boxes. 17. We have not
relieved the goods.
S + will
(can/must/may) + be + verb(ed OR in the 3rd form)
1. He will compose an opera. 2. They will produce some TVs. 3. The railway lines will connect the town with other towns. 4. This architect will design many new building. 5. This plant will complete the annual plan. 6. The students will not read the text. 7. The parents will not correct the compositions. 8. The scientists will make many inventions. 9. When will we write a book? 10. The workers will not see the ship. 11. The director will read the papers. 12. The officer will take the sandwich. 13. He will check the mistakes. 14. The lawyer will send the letter. 15. The buyers will return the goods. 16. The customers will not open a letter. 17. We did not sell the cards.
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