1) Use the right form of the verbs in brackets.
1. My dear, I (look) for you everywhere. What you (do)?
2. Darling, it seems ages since I (see) you.
3. From his worried expression I knew he (hear) my story.
4. I (not/be) to the theatre for ten years.
5. While I (paint) the door i spilt some paint on the fl oor.
6. I (not/hear) anything from he since he (move) to Liverpool.
7. How long you (live) in this town?
8. We (grow) wiser as we (grow) older.
9. Hurry! The bus (come). I (not/want) to miss it.
10. What you (think) of Nick’s girlfriend.
11. How long you (learn) English by next autumn?
12. This clock (not/work) for years.
13. Next term (start) in February.
2) Use the right form of the verbs in brackets.
1. After the boat (dock) she (find) a porter.
2. Lately, I (think) about changing my job. I (become) dissatisfied with the conditions at my company.
3. You (make) up your mind? What you (decide)?
4. She (teach) French for twenty years.
5. Her feet are sore. She (walk) all morning.
6. What on earth do you think you (do)? You (go) mad?
7. They (write) me last week but I (not/write) back yet.
8. Martin steadily (lose) his battle.
9. I (finish) my homework. I (do) it before lunchtime.
10. The meeting (decide) to give a project one more month to prove itself.