Part 4: Choose either the past or the past perfect verb tense in the
following sentences. (10 points)
1. I opened my wallet and found that I forgot/had forgotten my credit
card.
2. We had already eaten when John came home/had come home.
3. Last year Alfred passed/had passed all of his exams.
4. We got home to find that someone broke/had broken into the house.
5. I opened the fridge to find that someone ate/had eaten all my
chocolate.
6. When I got/had got to the airport I discovered I had forgotten my
passport.
7. I went to the library, then I bought/had bought some milk and went
home.
8. Adriana was very pleased to see that John cleaned/had cleaned the
kitchen.
9. When we arrived/had arrived at the station, the train had already
left.
10. It didn't rain/hadn't rained all summer, so the grass was completely
dead.
Part 5: Choose the correct version of the future verb tense in the
following sentences. (10 points)
1. Will you/Are you going to wear your new shirt this afternoon?
2. I've saved up enough money now, so I will/I am going to buy myself
a new car tomorrow.
3. I hope Claudia will/is going to be alright at school today.
4. Mary says she will/is going to have a long rest this weekend.
5. I've decided I will/am going to learn more for my English exams in
the future.
6. Will you/Are you going to let me know when you get home tonight?
7. Please go and answer the phone, Deborah, it will/is going to be for
you anyway.
8. Sean will/is going to watch his favourite movie again this weekend.
9. Oh no, the car won't/isn't going to start again, even though I took it to
the garage just yesterday!
10. Melanie and Marianna will/are going to visit their parents next
month.