Grammar Test 8.1 ( tenses and phrasal verbs)

TEST PAPER Form 8

Task 1. Open the brackets. Use the right tense.

1. When your mother (go) shopping next week?

2. When I (see) Nick yesterday, he (eat) an ice cream which he (buy) at the corner of the street.

3. Your friend (go) on business trip last month?

4. What you (do)? - I (write). I (write) for three hours already. I already (write) fifty sentences.

5. She always (wear) nice clothes for work. Today she (wear) a nice skirt.

6. When I (come) home yesterday, my father already (cook) dinner.

7. I (not see) you for ages.

8. How long you (wait) for me?

9. When morning ( come),the rain already( stop)

10. I (wait) for the teacher now. She (not be) here yet.

Task 2.

1. My mother often drops me (out/off) at my school on the way to work.

2. He dropped (out/off) of the game at the end of the game.

3. When Jane heard the terrible news, she broke (down/ up) and cried.

4. When the children saw the funny clown, they broke (into/out) laughter.

5. My relatives from Moscow dropped (on/in) to wish us happy Easter in April.

6. My friend will come to see me (on/ off) at the airport next Sunday.

7. This gold ring has been handed (over/down) in our family since the 18^th century.

8. Little girl came (down/off) his scooter.

9. The teacher handed (out/down) the tests yesterday.

10. I came (round/ across) my granny’s photo when she was young.

TEST PAPER Form 8

Task 1. Open the brackets. Use the right tense.

1. When your mother (go) shopping next week?

2. When I (see) Nick yesterday, he (eat) an ice cream which he (buy) at the corner of the street.

3. Your friend (go) on business trip last month?

4. What you (do)? - I (write). I (write) for three hours already. I already (write) fifty sentences.

5. She always (wear) nice clothes for work. Today she (wear) a nice skirt.

6. When I (come) home yesterday, my father already (cook) dinner.

7. I (not see) you for ages.

8. How long you (wait) for me?

9. When morning ( come),the rain already( stop)

10. I (wait) for the teacher now. She (not be) here yet.

Task 2.

1. My mother often drops me (out/off) at my school on the way to work.

2. He dropped (out/off) of the game at the end of the game.

3. When Jane heard the terrible news, she broke (down/ up) and cried.

4. When the children saw the funny clown, they broke (into/out) laughter.

5. My relatives from Moscow dropped (on/in) to wish us happy Easter in April.

6. My friend will come to see me (on/ off) at the airport next Sunday.

7. This gold ring has been handed (over/down) in our family since the 18^th century.

8. Little girl came (down/off) his scooter.

9. The teacher handed (out/down) the tests yesterday.

10. I came (round/ across) my granny’s photo when she was young.