REVIEW CHAPTER 5

John is in my English class. He (study) ________English this semester. He (take, also) _______ some other classes. His classes (begin) ________ at 9:00 every day.

• is studying/ is also taking/ begin

• is studying/ is taking also/ begin

• is studying/ is also taking/ begins

Yesterday John ate breakfast at 8:00. He (eat, already) _______ breakfast when he (leave) __________ for class at 8: 45.

• has already eaten/leaves

• had already eaten/ left

• had already eaten/ leaves

John (eat, always) _______ breakfast before he (go) _______ to class. Tomorrow before he (go) ________ to class, he (eat) ________ breakfast.

• always eats/ goes/ goes/ will eat

• always eats/ will go/ will go/ is going to eat

• always eat/ goes/ goes/ will eat

John is in class every morning from 9:00 to 12:00. Two days ago, I (call) _______ him at 11:30, but I could not reach him because he (attend) ________ class at that time.

• called/ will be attending

• called/ was attending

• calls/ is attending

Don't try to call John at 11: 30 tomorrow morning because he (attend) __________ class at that time.

• was attending

• has been attending

• will be attending

Yesterday John took a nap from 1:00 to 2:00. I arrived at at 1:45. When I (get) __________ there, John (sleep) _____________ . He (sleep) __________for 45 minutes by the time I got there.

• got/ was sleeping/ had been sleeping

• got/ slept/ was sleeping

• got/ was sleeping/ slept

Right now, John (take) _______ a nap. He (fall) ________ asleep an hour ago. He (sleep) ________ for an hour.

• is taking/ was falling/ has been sleeping

• is taking/ fell/ has been sleeping

• is taking/ fell/ was sleeping

Tomorrow, after he (eat) ________ dinner, John (go) ________ to a movie. In other words, he (eat) ________ dinner by the time he (go) ________ to a movie.

• eats/ will go/ will eat/ goes

• will eat/ will go/ will have eaten/ goes

• eats/ will go/ will have eaten/ goes

Three days ago, John (start) ________ to read The old man and the sea, a novel by Ernest Hemingway. It is a long novel. He (finish, not) ________ reading it yet. He (read) ________ it because his English teacher assigned it.

• started/ doesn't finish/ reads

• started/ doesn't finish/ has been reading

• started/ hasn't finished/ has been reading

Since the beginning of the semester, John (finish) ________ three novels. Right now he (read) ________ The Old Man and The Sea. He (read) ________ that novel for the past three days. He (intent) ________ to finish it by next week. In his life time, he (read) ________ many novels, but this is the first Hemingway novel he (read, ever) ________.

• has finished/ is reading/ reads/ intends/ has read/ has ever read

• has finished/ is reading/ has been reading/ intends/ has read/ has ever read

• has finished/ is reading/ has been reading/ will intend/ has read/ has ever read