A.        Put either true or false:

1.        while the man was looking at the picture, the thief stole his watch.
2.        After climbing the mountain, I was out of breath.
3.        If he had visited me, he would see my house.
4.        I have not visited him since ten years.
5.        Mary is tasting the soup.


B.        Change the infinitive in brackets to the correct to the correct tense:

6.        When I was young, my father always (give) me money on Friday.
7.        The ice- cream we are eating (taste) very good.
8.        It’s high time you (have) a hair cut.
9.        By the end of June, I (finish) my stady.
10.         He came in, looking as if (see) a ghost.
11.         Ali (thinks) of new ideas about his future.
12.         I didn’t go to the cinema because I (see) already.
13.        It would be better if you (go) there.
14.        My wife wishes she (be) a queen.
15.         Please talk, I (hear) you now.
16.         Had I studied hard, I (succeed).
17.         I’d rather you (pay) me the money now.
18.         The moon (go) round the earth.
19.         He (feel) better if he do not smoke so much.
20.         Once approval of the plans had been given, the work (go) ahead rapidly.

C.        Write these sentences in the form of the passive voice:

21.         Shirley has suggested new ideas.
22.         The Persians invented the windmills.
23.         Someone is breaking the windows.
24.         I agree with you.
25.         Mary ought ti send this letter before June.