8) Gagarin (to say) something in Russian and (to fly) to space.
9) We (to read) the story in Chinese but didnt understand anything.
10) Maxim (to see) his daughter dancing.
12. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) People (to rise) to the national anthem of Greece.
2) We (to see) Antonio in Rome last spring.
3) Sandra (to meet) Robert in Vienna.
4) Peter (to read) one page and (to get) tired.
5) She (to ride) horses only in the mountains.
6) The elephant (to run) even faster than the panther.
7) The company (to pay) for my flight and hotel.
8) Rebecca (to put) on her best dress to impress him.
9) I just (to say) hello.
10) The theater (to sell) all tickets for Pavarottis concert.
13. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) The boy (to show) his picture to his babysitter.
2) James Bond (to shake) his drink himself.
3) Somebody (to send) me roses the other day.
4) Chief engineer (to set) a deadline for that project.
5) Mr Insomnelli (to sleep) very little last night.
6) The moon (to shine) like never before.
7) Angela (to shut) her eyes and imagined her new life.
8) Ariana (to sing) all her songs live at the concert.
9) Cowboy Joe (to shoot) well but his eyesight (to be) very poor.
10) My grandfather usually (to sit) in his rocking chair on the terrace.
14. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) They (to sleep) in a different hotel every night.
2) The website (to send) me spam every day.
3) The museum keeper (to show) us the sultans letters.
4) You (to set) me free.
5) The bird (to shake) its head and (to fly) away.
6) Bill usually (to sit) in the corner of our office.
7) Alfred Hitchcock (to shoot) several movies for Paramount Pictures.
8) The girl (to shut) the box, and the music stopped.
9) We (to sing) much more songs when we (to be) younger.
10) After the visit to the dentists my teeth (to shine) twice as bright.
15. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) Mrs Bauer (to teach) most of her students offline.
2) Gustavo (to speak) French, Hindi, Chinese and Portuguese.
3) The monument (to stand) in front of the university.
4) James (to throw) a bone but his dog didnt react.
5) A cat (to steal) a fish from the fisherman but he didnt mind.
6) The shark (to swim) around the ship for some time and (to leave).
7) The musicians (to take) a train to Mandalay.
8) The operator (to tell) me to wait because my call (to be) very important for them.
9) Great philosophers (to think) about the meaning of life.
10) Designers (to spend) many weeks working on Nikes swoosh logo.
16. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) TV shows (to teach) her a lot of things; none of them (to be) useful.
2) His niece (to understand) his words in her own way.
3) Dennis (to throw) me a pencil and I (to catch) it.
4) Anna (to wake) up on the balcony.
5) The secretary (to tell) me to wait outside.
6) Selena always (to wear) blue dresses to work.
7) Ralph (to take) Lauren and (to go) to play polo.
8) This director (to win) two prestigious awards last year.
9) The fox (to think) a little and (to run) away.
10) Jack (to write) messages to all his friends on Sunday.
17. Past Indefinite
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite
1) Amber (to speak) in a low voice.
2) The workers (to understand) the task but in their own way.
3) Sometimes Gregory (to wear) a Batman mask and (to think) nobody recognized him.
4) Who (to win) the ice bucket challenge?
5) Who (to write) this wonderful poem?
6) The little ducks (to swim) in that lake in the summer.
7) I (to spend) an hour on their customer service line.
8) The table (to stand) in the center of the room.
9) The student (to wake) up right before the bell.
10) Nick (to steal) her perfume but then (to give) it back.
18. Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Present Perfect
1) Linda (to break) her nail and cannot be in the photo.
2) Agatha (to catch) the key and smiled.
3) We never (to be) to Acapulco.
4) I (to choose) the color of my dress.
5) Brisbane Frisbees (to beat) Sydney Helmets again.
6) Beavers (to build) a dam on the river here.
7) Kenny (to become) the best student in his class this year, congratulations!
8) Jack already (to begin) washing his car.
9) Close your eyes I (to bring) you a surprise.
10) Honey, I (to buy) a new hat! Do you like it?
19. Past Indefinite and Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite or Present Perfect
1) Birds (to build) a large nest under my window and make noise every morning.
2) I (to be) to Greece and would like to go there again.
3) It (to become) a good tradition to celebrate your birthday in this place.
4) Acrobats (to catch) each other about 20 times at the last show.
5) Changes in my city (to begin) long ago.
6) You (to break) the law this is the reason for your arrest.
7) Who (to bring) you home?
8) My heart (to beat) faster every time I (to hear) that music.
9) Dont cry, your mother (to buy) you a toy.
10) Anita (to choose) her new hair color; now she is happy.
20. Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Present Perfect
1) Mr Decaf (to drink) all coffee in the house send him to buy some.
2) Simon finally (to come) home after so many years of travels.
3) The last leaf (to fall) off the tree I declare winter officially open.
4) This prize (to cost) him two years of hard work and most of his health.
5) Mommy, I (to cut) my old jeans and now I have new shorts!
6) Doctor Action (to do) a lot for our hospital; he deserves a monument.
7) We (to draw) this map but dont know what to do with it now.
8) I never (to feel) such emotions before.
9) I always (to drive) a Fiat and now you are telling me to try a Ferrari?
10) Well, we (to eat) the dessert, lets call the waiter.
21. Past Indefinite and Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite or Present Perfect
1) Thomas (to feel) that it would rain soon.
2) A letter (to come) and it says we (to win) a million dollars in a lottery but we must pay twenty dollars as a registration fee.
3) They (to cut) out all pieces of the puzzle already.
4) When a kid, I often (to draw) cars and houses.
5) Paul (to drive) a taxi when he (to be) younger.
6) Julia (to drink) all coconut milk in the village.
7) The immigrants (to do) a lot of good for this country, and we can see it.
8) Good boy! You (to eat) all your chips!
9) This seaside weekend (to cost) me a lot but I am enjoying it.
10) Your ice-cream (to fall) down on the floor. Do you still want to eat it?
22. Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Present Perfect
1) You (to give) me only 500 rubles, but the price is 550.
2) The team (to fight) hard for the victory, congratulations!
3) Jeremy (to grow) long hair, now he looks like a rock star.
4) My feet (to freeze). Where is the fireplace?
5) These birds (to fly) to us from the north.
6) You (to forget) your password? We cant log in.
7) Why Chris (to forgive) her? I dont understand.
8) We (to get) a super offer from our clients today!
9) Gregory, I (to find) my favorite toy that I lost a couple years ago.
10) Our conflict (to go) too far. Lets stop it.
23. Past Indefinite and Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Past Indefinite or Present Perfect
1) The grass in the yard (to grow) too tall. Lets mow it.
2) My grandmother (to find) an error in the electricity bill. I am sorry for the company manager.
3) My shorts (to fly) away. They are gone with the wind now.
4) Angela (to go) to Oxford but (to come) back very soon.
5) I (to forget) to pay for the internet. Its probably off now.
6) The parents (to forgive) their son for painting on the TV.
7) The chicken (to freeze). Do you have the defrost function in your microwave?
8) The boys (to get) lost in the labyrinth. Help them out!
9) I (to fight) my laziness and (to lose).
10) She (to give) me a link to an unknown website.
24. Present Perfect
Use the verbs in Present Perfect
1) The bus (to leave) this black mark on the asphalt.
2) The family already (to have) dinner.
3) You (to hide) the bride well? I dont want the groom to find her very soon.
4) The girls (to make) a new house for their dolls, take a look.
5) Boomer (to hear) somebody outside, thats why he is barking.
6) Pablo (to hit) his brother for no reason, so they are fighting.
7) Charlie (to know) Jackie for many years.
8) The minister (to let) his secretary leave he wants to be alone.