A.

Form adjectives adding the correct suffixes

1) Creative
2) Impressive
3) Constructive
4) Massive
5) Graphic
6) Defective
7) Atomic
8) Enthusiastic
9) Heroic
10) Movable
11) Remarkable
12) Servable
13) Considerable
14) Accidental
15) Interested
16) Miserable

B. Form nouns adding the correct suffixes

1. Sickness
2. Consciousness
3. Governess
4. Evaporation
5. Action
6. Audition
7. Embarrassment
8. Government
9. Apartment
10. Measurement
11. Darkness

C. Form adjectives adding the correct suffixes

1) Certainly
2) Badly
3) Excellently
4) Smartly
5) Defensively
6) Professionally
7) Carefully
1. Portuguese
2. Awful
3. Movement
4. Moveable
5. End
6. Endless
7. Creation
8. Communistic
9. Religious
10. Religiously
11. Impression
12. Construction
13. Construct
14. Famous
15. Famously
16. Industrial
17. Industrially
18. Enthusiasm
19. Enthusiastically
20. Narrator/Narrative
21. Explosion
22. Explosively
23. Materialist
24. Materially

D. Complete using the Simple Past Tense(regular and irregular verbs)

1. I worked in a bank for ten years.

2. Where did you live when you were young?
3. She didnt study French at university.
4. He travelled through the Middle East last year.
5. Did they visit the Louvre in Paris?
6. She didnt watch TV yesterday.
7. We bought a new car last weekend.
8. Where did you teach before you came here?
9. He didnt think that he was right.
10. I cooked steak last night.
11. Did Lucy read War and Peace at school?
12. She didnt write to her grandmother.
13. We had a computer when I was a child.
14. Where did you go on holiday?
15. I loved ice cream when I was a child.
16. They didnt meet yesterday.
17. Did she swim in the sea in Greece?
 18. We didnt play tennis yesterday because it was raining.
19. He tried to lift the box but he couldnt.
20. What did you eat for lunch?
21. She got on the bus in the center of the city.
22. We woke up very late.
23. What did he give his mother for Christmas?
24. She read the newspaper yesterday.
25. Did I forget something?
26. Why did you come?
27. You met a friend.
28. I didnt do my maths homework yesterday.
29. The boys took off the mudguards of their bicycles.
30. Sue wasn't hungry, so she ate anything.

E. Choose the right form of verb To Be in Simple Past

a. was j. were
b. were k. was
c. werent l. was
d. were m. was
e. wasnt n. were
o. was
f. was
p. wa
g. was
h. were q. Was
i. were r. Were

F. Make the Present Perfect Tense

1. Has she passed the exam?

2. Have you eaten lunch yet?
3. Has he read the newspaper today?
4. You havent studied French for ten years.
5. They have been in London for six months.
6. Where have you been?
7. We havent gone / been to Paris.
8. She hasnt seen The Lord of the Rings.
9. He hasnt met my mother.
10. They havent visited St. Pauls Cathedral yet.
11. What has she eaten today?
12. Why have you done your homework already?
13. How has she made this fantastic cake?
14. Why have I missed the plane?
 15. They havent gone to bed.
16. It has rained a lot this week.
17. Have they used a credit card before?
18. Have we had enough to eat?
19. She hasnt played basketball before.
20. I have worn a kimono.

H. Complete the sentences using the Present Perfect Tense

I. I have arranged a surprise birthday party for Kelly.
2. Have you heard about the present were giving her?
3. Tracey hasnt booked a clown for her party.
4. Im sure the twins have spook to Harry about the invitations.
5. Has Sue laid the table yet?
6. What has Rose done with the snacks?
7. Has he driven you mad today with his questions?
8 Its seven oclock and I havent set up the sound system!
9. Emma hasnt gone to get the decorations, hasnt she?
10. Why has she invited Steve to her party?

I.Present Perfect Quiz: Is each sentence grammatically correct or incorrect?

Rewrite the grammatically incorrect.

1. Incorrect. They have already given me the money

2. Correct
3. Incorrect. She has been to Berlin twice.
4. Incorrect. Gary has known Darla for a long time.
5. Correct.
6. Incorrect. Help, police! That man has just stolen my wallet!
7. Incorrect. We've recently written a book.
8. Incorrect. Laura has sold her car.
9. Incorrect. I haven't taken the test yet.
10. Correct.
 J. Complete the sentences with the verb in brackets in past simple or present perfect.
1. She loves Paris. She has been there many times.
2. Bill has worked in that company for 3 years. (He still works there).
3. They went to London on holiday last summer.
4. I have read that book. Its good.
5. His parents were here yesterday.
6. They went to Germany when he was only 4.
7. Did you watch any film last night?
8. I had a couple of toasts for breakfast this morning.
9. He has lived in Rome since he was a teenager.
10. The house looks different. Have you painted it?
11. I didnt see you in class last Friday.
12. Shakespeare wrote over one hundred sonnets.
13. Ive seen three police cars this morning.
14. After he arrived home, he went to bed early.
15. My grandparents only knew each other for a few months before they got married.
16. Ive been in London for three years. I love it here.
17. We saw Julie last night.
18. He was a teacher before he became a musician.
19. When the boss walked into the room, we knew someone was going to get fired.
20. The children broke a window in the school last week.
21. Lucy has broken her leg, so she cant come skiing.

22. Julies arrived! Come and say hello!

23. They were cold when they arrived home.

24. Ive known about the problem for months, but I havent found a solution yet.

25. Shes been a teacher for ten years, and she still enjoys it.

26. How long have you known Jill? I know you see her often.

27. I have never seen the sea before

28. John hasnt called me recently.

 29. They bought a new car last month.

30. The teacher hasnt returned the tests yet.

31. How long has she known about this problem?

32. Have you ever heard such an unbelievable story?
33. When I was a child, I lived in England for two years.
34. He offered me a beautiful gift for my birthday
35. I am so excited to have a dog. I have always wanted one.

K. past simple or present perfect? Correct the error in each of the sentences
1. Have you ever eaten Chinese food?
2. She moved to another city last year.
3. They havent sent out the invitations yet.
4. Jack hasnt seen Jill since she graduated.
5. Mr Brown has already left the office.
6. We havent been abroad for a year.
7. The lesson started ten minutes ago.
8. Has she just left?

L. Past Simple or Present Perfect? Using the words in parentheses, complete the text
below with the appropriate tenses.

Since computers were first introduced to the public in the early 1980's, technology (change) has changed a
great deal. The first computers (be) were simple machines designed for basic tasks. They (have, not) didn't
have much memory and they (be, not) weren't very powerful. Early computers were often quite expensive
and customers often (pay) paid thousands of dollars for machines which actually (do) did very little. Most
computers (be) were separate, individual machines used mostly as expensive typewriters or for playing
games.

Times (change) have changed. Computers (become) have become powerful machines with very practical
applications. Programmers (create) have created a large selection of useful programs which do everything
from teaching foreign languages to bookkeeping. We are still playing video games, but today's games
(become) have become faster, more exciting interactive adventures. Many computer users (get, also) have
also gotten on the Internet and (begin) have begun communicating with other computer users around the
world. We (start) have started to create international communities online. In short, the simple, individual
machines of the past (evolve) have evolved into an international World Wide Web of knowledge