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88 2) Past Tense a) Regular He jumped in the air. They walked home after the party. b) Irregular We went to Paris for the weekend. I ate a whole kilo of apples. 3) Will Future I’ll help you clean the floor. They’ll arrive soon. 4) Conditional Form If I go out tonight, I’ll take my coat. I am going to read if there is nothing on TV. E Perfect Forms 1) Present Perfect He has lost his wallet. They have walked to school every day this week. Inventories 2) Past Perfect They had worked in that factory for twenty years. She had eaten some fish the day before she came back from holiday. 3) Perfect Infinitives She claimed to have seen a ghost. They seem to have enjoyed themselves at the beach. 4) Past Conditional I would have told John if I had seen him. If we had not gone out last night, we would not have seen them. F Progressive Forms 1) Present Progressive I am working until 7 p.m. today. You are standing on my foot. 2) ’Going to’ We are going to make a pizza later. 3) Past Progressive We were watching television when the phone rang. I was walking home when I saw her. 4) Present Perfect Progressive 5) Past Perfect Progressive 6) Will Future Progressive I have been working here for about ten years. We have been waiting for an hour and he still hasn’t come. We had been working since early morning when the boss told us that the order was cancelled. John had been expecting a letter for a long time; finally it had arrived. I’ll be working late tomorrow. Will you be eating at home this evening? Handbook telc English A2·B1
Inventories 7) Infinitive Progressive They are happy to be spending summer with their grandmother. We may be seeing the new headmaster tonight. 8) Perfect Infinitive Progressive Handbook telc English A2·B1 He seems to have been working very hard recently. They ought to have been thinking about it by now. G Passive Forms 1) Present Simple Classical music is played every weekend. The butter is kept in the fridge. 2) Present Progressive The motorway is being repaired at the moment. Don’t come today … the living room is being painted. 3) Past Simple They weren’t expected so soon. She wasn’t supposed to come. 4) Past Progressive I thought that I was being followed. She said that she was being treated very badly. 5) Past Perfect Simple Have you been examined yet? She has been informed of the decision. 6) Will Future We’ll be told the results in an hour or so. 7) Conditional You would be given a lift there. You would have been given a choice. 8) Passive Infinitive He wants to be paid for the work he has done. She wants to be fed. 9) Perfect Passive Infinitive He is believed to have driven the car while under the influence of alcohol. John was assumed to have arrived in London the previous day. H Auxiliary Verb Forms 1) ’be’ Dr Smith is supervising my work. My family are arriving on Tuesday. 2) ’Have’ They have decided to buy a new house. She’s gone home. 3) ’Do’ Where does your brother work? I didn’t see them. 89
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