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.You usually.don't you?1.get out at Leicester Square (Piccadilly)2.drink water (wine)3.meet Paul at his office (at his club)4.feel well (awful)5.read the Daily Telegraph (The Times)6.send the documents by post (by hand)7.tell Peter first (Janet)8.go with Peter (with Paul)9.come by bus (by taxi)10.say too little (too much)11.buy apples (pears)12.stand at the side (at the back)13.sit downstairs (upstairs)14.leave at eight (at nine)15.write three lines (three pages)16.put the money in the safe (in the drawer)17.ring her at seven (at six)18.wake the children at eight (at seven)19.spend a lot of money (hardly anything)20.make a profit (a loss) 5958 Tenses: simple past irregular verbsPEG chapter 39A: Has he seen Ann?B: Yes, he saw her yesterday.A: Has he driven the car yet?B: Yes, he drove it yesterday.(yet is omitted in the answer.)1.Have you sold your car?2.Have you spoken to Jack?3.Have you lost your watch?4.Have they heard the news?5.Have they drunk the wine?6.Have you rung Tom?7.Has she seen the play?8.Have you paid the bill?9.Have you caught a fish yet? (Use one in the answer.)10.Has she broken off the engagement? (Note pronoun position: break it off.)11.Have you learnt your irregular verbs?12.Has he torn his trousers?13.Has he ever forgotten your birthday? (No object is necessary.Omit ever.)14.Has she begun work yet? (No object is necessary.)15.Have you found your keys?16.Have you burnt the documents?17.Has she swept the stairs?18.Have you thrown the letter away? (Note pronoun position: throw it away.)19.Have you given him the book? (Note pronoun position: give it to him.)20.Have you ground the coffee? 6059 Tenses: simple past interrogativePEG 175, chapter 39(i) A: I haven't seen Bill for ages.B: When did you last see him?.(ii) A: I haven't eaten an egg for ages.B: When did you last see him?I haven't.for ages.1.drunk whisky2.spoken German3.read a book (See (ii) above.)4.told a lie (See (ii) above.)5.broken a glass (See (ii) above.)6.written to Peter7.had an accident (See (ii) above.)8.make a mistake (See (ii) above.)9.flown10.driven a car (See (ii) above.)11.ridden my motorbike12.got lost13.bought anything (Use something.)14.cut my hair15.kept him waiting (Do not change waiting.)16.missed a class (See (ii) above.)17.paid income tax18.slept well19.quarrelled with him20.heard from her 6160 Tenses: simple past, negative interrogativePEG 175, chapter 39A: I talked to Tom.B: Didn't you talk to Jack too?1.I helped Bill.2.I thanked George.3.I paid Peter.4.I congratulated Andrew.5.I fined Paul.6.I spoke to James.7.I met Arthur.8.I wrote to Bill.9.I saw Ann.10.I tipped Joan.11.I photographed Oliver.12.I sent a card to Hugh.13.I got a ticket for Mary.14.I kept a seat for Bob.15.I asked George.16.I invited Margaret.17.I forgave Alec.18.I offered a lift to Bill.19.I stopped Peter.20.I warned Hugh. 6261 Tenses: I thought you + past tenseA: I go to work by bus.(tube)B: I thought you went to work by tube.1.I drink coffee.(tee)2.He smokes cigars.(a pipe)3.I leave home at 8.00.(9.00)4.I start work at 9.00.(10.00)5.I eat in the canteen.(in a restaurant)6.I get up at 6.00.(7.00).7.I make $40 a week.($50)8.He writes detective stories.(love stories)9.The train leaves at 4.00.(4.30)10.I spend $1 a week on fares.($2)11.I come from Scotland.(Wales)12.I play tennis.(golf)13.I collect coins.(stamps)14.I agree with Peter.(Paul)15.I always have lunch with Andrew.(George)16.I paint in water-colours.(oils)17.I need a hammer.(chisel)18.He prefers Ann.(Mary)19.I cook it in butter.(oil)20.He sells tape recorders.(radios) 6362 Tenses: I thought you + past tense(i) A: I live in Kensington.B: I thought you lived in Pimlico.Keep the nouns unchanged.1.I work in Mayfair.1.I catch my train at Earl's Court2.I shop in Kensington.2.I buy my shoes in Knightsbridge.3.I live in Finchley.3.I play tennis in Dulwich.4.I go to classes in Soho.4.I prefer Vauxhall.5.I leave my car in Victoria.5.I want a garage in Barnet.6.Peter and I meet in Hyde Park.6.I spend my weekends in Whitechapel.7.I send his mail to Westminster.7.He refuses to live in Lambeth.8.I get out at Brixton.(b) A: I teach EnglishB: Oh, I thought you taught French.1.I speak English in class.1.I shout at him in English.2.I correct his English.2.I translate the letters into English.3.I sing in English.3.I give the instructions in English.4.I write the minutes of the meeting 4.I explain in English.in English.5.I swear in English.5.I complain in English.6.I think in English.6.I argue in English.7.I count in English.7.I test their English.8.We discuss it in English. 6463 Tenses: I didn't know + past tenseA: These are my skis
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