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c1 Tenses

The document provides examples and explanations of verb tenses and grammar rules. It includes exercises asking students to identify the correct verb tenses in sentences, correct mistakes in verb usage, and discuss events on a timeline using different verb tenses to describe past, present and future actions.

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c1 Tenses

The document provides examples and explanations of verb tenses and grammar rules. It includes exercises asking students to identify the correct verb tenses in sentences, correct mistakes in verb usage, and discuss events on a timeline using different verb tenses to describe past, present and future actions.

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1 GRAMMAR

Review of verb tenses Page 88 3 Choose the correct answer.


1 Explain the difference in meaning each time between 1 I enjoy / enjoyed / have enjoyed studying history since
sentences a and b. Name the different tenses used. I was a child.
2 I’ll look for a job when I get / will get / will have got my
1 a I see my friends at the weekend.
degree.
b I’m seeing my friends at the weekend.
3 I’m waiting / ’ve been waiting / was waiting in this
2 a The theme tune began when the programme
queue for hours!
ended.
4 By the end of this century, we’re exploring / ’ll have
b The theme tune had begun when the programme
explored / explore distant planets.
ended.
5 My friend Stefan was reading / has been reading /
3 a The press were taking photos when Melanie
read a book when I called at his house.
walked in.
6 I’m not yet sure which subject I want to study, but I think
b The press took photos when Melanie walked in.
I’ll do / ’m doing / ’ll have done maths.
4 a We’ll be watching that film when you get here.
7 When politicians at last realised what was happening,
b We’ll watch that film when you get here.
the climate already became / had already become /
5 a Carla’s written a book about animals that can
had already been becoming warmer.
predict earthquakes.
8 By next July, I’ll be living / ’m living / ’ll have been
b Carla’s been writing a book about animals that can
living in this town for ten years.
predict earthquakes.
6 a The thunderstorm will have ended by the time our
plane takes off.
b The thunderstorm will be ending by the time our
plane takes off.
7 a The economy grew rapidly when government policy
changed.
2000 2015 2025
b The economy had been growing rapidly when
government policy changed.
8 a When I’m 25, I’ll work abroad for several years.
b When I’m 25, I’ll have been working abroad for
several years.

2 Correct the mistakes made by exam candidates. In 2010 2020 2030


some cases more than one answer is possible.
1 Do you come to the meeting next week?
2 I’m waiting for you at Vicenza Station tomorrow
afternoon.
3 Barbara and I know each other for years. We went to 4 Mark some important past events in your life, e.g.
primary school together. starting secondary school, on the timeline above. Then
4 In your memo you asked me to write a report, so now I tell your partner what you:
send it to you.
5 I was waiting for 30 minutes when a man came and • were also doing and used to do at that time, e.g. I was
spoke to me. living in the city centre. I used to walk to school.
6 I promise that when you’ll come to visit me next • had done and had been doing before then.
summer, you’ll have a wonderful holiday. • have done and have been doing since then.
7 On Wednesday we went to St. Andrews, as I arranged 5 Now put in some likely future events, e.g. graduating,
to meet a friend of mine there. starting work. Tell your partner what you:
8 Club membership is falling so we are needing new
members, especially young people. • will also be doing then.
• will have done by then.
• will have been doing by then, and for how long.

grammar unit 1 9

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