Complete the following sentences using approximate verb forms.
1I ............... sleep well yesterday.
Wrong!
Use the past negative form "couldn't" with the past time expression "yesterday".
2Oh no! The train ............... just left.
Wrong!
Use the present perfect auxiliary "has" for recent news connected to the present.
3I ............... college last year.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "left" with the finished past time expression "last year".
4The light ............... out while I was reading.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "went" for a completed event that interrupted the longer action.
5The light always ............... out when I am about to study.
Wrong!
Use the present simple form "goes" for a repeated or habitual situation.
6When I walked into the room, she ............... the piano.
Wrong!
Use the past continuous form "was playing" for an action in progress at a past moment.
7Have you ever ............... to Singapore?
Wrong!
Use the past participle "been" after "Have you ever" in a present perfect question.
8Every morning, he ............... for a walk.
Wrong!
Use the present simple form "goes" for a daily routine.
9Our team ............... the West Indies yesterday.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "defeated" with the finished past time expression "yesterday".
10She ............... several books so far.
Wrong!
Use the present perfect form "has written" with "so far" to show a result up to now.
Done.
Score: 0/10
Answers
- I couldn’t sleep well yesterday.
- Oh no! The train has just left.
- I left college last year.
- The light went out while I was reading.
- The light always goes out when I am about to study.
- When I walked into the room, she was playing the piano.
- Have you ever been to Singapore?
- Every morning, he goes for a walk.
- Our team defeated the West Indies yesterday.
- She has written several books so far.
