Ex. 37 Complete the conversation. Choose the correct form

Ex. 36 Put in a pronoun and the correct form of the verb. Use the past continuous, the past simple or the present perfect continuous

Ex. 35 Complete the sentences using the notes in brackets. The verbs can be present continuous, present simple or present perfect

Ex. 34 Complete the news report. Put each verb into the correct form

The actress Vanessa Kemp has disappeared (disappear). Yesterday she (I)…(fail) to arrive at the Prince Charles Theatre in London's West End for her leading role in the comedy 'Don't look now!'. Ms Kemp, who (2)…(live) in Hampstead, (3)…(leave) home at four o'clock yesterday afternoon for the theatre, a journey she (4)…(make) several times the week before. Two people who (5)……(walk) past her home at the time 6)…(see) her leave. But no one (7)…(see) her since then. At half past seven she still (8)…(not / arrive) at the theatre. At eight o'clock the theatre manager had to break the news to the audience, who (9)…(wait) patiently for the play to start. Since yesterday, theatre staff and friends (10)…(try) to contact Ms Kemp, but they (II)……(have) no success so far. The police (12)…(take) the matter seriously, but they (13)…(believe) that she is unlikely to be in any danger. Her friends all (14) … (want) to hear from her soon.

1.We bought this picture a long time ago. We've had it (we / have / it) for ages. 2. Sarah finds her mobile phone very useful……(she / use / it) all the time. 3. Vicky doesn't know where her watch is…(she / lose / it). 4. We're in the middle of decorating our kitchen, so we can't cook any meals. …..(we / get / them) from a take-away restaurant this week. 5. Claire is on a skiing holiday…(she / enjoy / it), she says on her postcard. 6. The colour of this paint is absolutely awful …(I/hate/it). 7. These figures certainly should add up…(I / check / them) several times already. 8. Trevor and Laura like Scrabble. …(they / play / it) most evenings. 9. These flowers are dying… (you / not water / them) for ages.

1.David: You look tired.

Melanie: Yes, I expect I do…(work) all day.

2. Sarah: Is Laura at home?

Trevor: No…(go) out about half an hour ago.

3. Vicky: I haven't finished this letter yet.

Rachel: It must be a long letter. ….(write) it since lunch-time.

4.Harriet: I see you've got some new neighbors.

Tom Yes, a young couple…(move) in last month.

5. David: Did Tom drive you home?

Melanie: Yes,…(stop) and offered me a lift while… (wait) for a bus outside the town hall.

Melanie: How are you getting /do you get on in your new job, Nick?

Nick: Oh, so (1) you know/you're knowing about my job as a car salesman.

Melanie: (2) David's told/David told me yesterday.

Nick: Well, I (3) haven't been/wasn't in the job long. (4) I started/I've started on Monday.

Melanie: And how many cars (5) have you been selling/have you sold so far?

Nick: Well, none yet. Give me a chance. Up to now (6) I've been learning/I've learned all the time.

Melanie: David says you (7) had/were having a sports car once.

Nick: I've still got it. (8) I had/I've had it for about five years. (9) I don't often drive/I'm not often driving it because (10) I don't like/I'm not liking getting it dirty. Normally (11) I ride/I'm riding my motor bike. And the car is expensive to run. 1(12) bought/had bought it on impulse. I (13) was working/worked on a building site at the time. For several months before I bought it, (14) I'd done/I'd been doing overtime, and when (15) I'd been earning/I'd earned enough to buy a car, it was a really magical moment. Maybe you'd like a ride in it some time?

Melanie: Oh, yes please. That would be lovely.

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