1. When I arrived, Tom (lie) on the sofa and (speak) over the phone. a) lied, spoke b) was liing, speaking c) was liing, was speaking d) was lying, was speaking

Example: Incorrect: Vilma is liing. Verbs ending in - ie change 'ie' to 'y'. lie - lying Correct: Vilma is lying. Incorrect: Vilma lies. Not present continuous. 1. Emma is not swiming in the sea. Emma not is swimming in the sea.

1. I enjoy ... on the beach. a) to lie. b) lie. c) to lying. d) lying 2. As soon as they ... me, I ... you. a) will phone, will call. b) phone, will call. c) phone, be calling. d) will be phoning, call 3. Children ... not ...

She ... lying in her bed when she ... sudden noise. 1) had been lying/heard 2) was lying/was hearing 3) was lying/heard 4) has been lying/had been hearing

Transform the sentence into reported speech: "Yes, I lied to you ", she said. А) She admits lying to me. Б) She admitted lies to me. В) She admitted lying to me. Г) She is admitting lying to me

The correct forms: Joe never phones me ... A) I ever have to phone him B) I never have to phone him C) Always I have to phone him D) I have always to phone him E) I always have to phone him F) I tomorrow have to phone him G) I have just to phone him