1. The instructer had the students ... the experiment over.

a) to have done b) do c) to do

2. I hate him ...

a) laugh at b) to be laughed at c) laughed at

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

Past perfect or past perfect continuous 1. i had been working/had worked part-time for the company 2. he had applyed/had been applying for over 100 jobs before he found the one he is doing now. 3.

1. Making such experiments was not an easy task at that time. 2. Her main task now is making this experiment. 3. She began making this experiment yesterday. 4. He likes making such experiments. 5. I know of her making this experiment. 6.

Circle the correct item. 1) Edgar phoned/had phoned me at 8 o'clock yesterday evening. 2) Mary vacuumed/had vacuumed the carpets by 3 o'clock yesterday. 3) We went / had gone home after it stopped/had stopped raining.

1-I thought she ... everything by our arrival, but i ... wrong. варианты:will have done, had been; would have been doing, have been; will do, am; would have done, was. 2 - He has said that he ... at 7 o'clock.