Grammar

I (wait) for two hours, but she (not come) yet.

• have waited/hasn't been coming

• had waited/had come

• have been waiting/hasn't come

• had been waiting/hadn't come

She (read) all the books written by Dickens. How many books (you/read)?

• has read/have you read

• read/did you read

• had read/did you read

• has been reading/have you been reading

He (not, be) here since Christmas, I wonder where he (live) since then.

• had been/had been living

• wasn't/lived

• hasn't been/has lived

• hasn’t been/has been living

How long (you/study) English? For 5 years.

• have you studied

• have you been studying

• did you study

• will you have studied

Look! A man (run) after the train. He (want) to catch it.

• is running/is wanting

• runs/wants

• is running/wants

• runs/is wanting

The earth (circle) the sun once every 365 days.

• circle

• circles

• is circling

• has circled

When you (go) into the office, Mr John (sit) at the front desk.

• go - will sit

• go - sits

• go - will be sitting

• will be going - will be sitting

While my father (read) a newspaper, I (learn) my lesson and my sister (do) her homework.

• was reading/ was learning/ was doing

• was reading/

  learned/

  did

• read/ was learning/ was doing

• read/ learned/ did

Daisy (cook) some food in the kitchen at present. She always (cook) in the morning.

• is cooking/cooks

• cooks/cooks

• is cooking/is cooking

• cooks/is cooking

How many times (you/see) him since he went to Edinburgh?

• had you seen

• did you see

• have you seen

• have you been seeing