Present Perfect or Past Perfect? 1. Fill in the gaps with the proper form of the verbs.
1. I (lose) my key I can't enter my flat now.
2. I (lose) my key and (walk) in the yard before my mother came and opened the door.
3. Why are you late today, Pete? Frankly speaking, I (oversleep).
4. Pete was late for school because he (oversleep).
5. After Bill (do) his homework, he began playing on a computer.
6. you (do) your homework?" Mother asked me.
7. The dog (eat) all the sausages before we came home.
8. you … (eat) your breakfast today?
9. Jack (be) to three countries by the time he was seventeen.
10. you (be) to Baikal?
11. Nick (read) an interesting book about space this week.
12. He (read) five textbooks by the history exam last month.
13. I looked at the new pupil in our class and realized that I (see) him before.
14. you ever (see) a kangaroo?
15. you ever (break) any glasses or cups? Do you believe in superstitions"?
16. The father wanted to know who (break) his favourite cup.
17. During his summer holidays Sam decided to visit the city he (live) in before.

1. I have lost my key I can't enter my flat now.

2. I had lost my key and had walked in the yard before my mother came and opened the door.

3. Why are you late today, Pete? Frankly speaking, I have overslept.

4. Pete was late for school because he had overslept.

5. After Bill had done his homework, he began playing on a computer.

6. "Have you done your homework?" Mother asked me.

7. The dog had eaten all the sausages before we came home.

8. Have you eaten your breakfast today?

9. Jack had been to three countries by the time he was seventeen.

10. Have you been to Baikal?

11. Nick has read an interesting book about space this week.

12. He had read five textbooks by the history exam last month.

13. I looked at the new pupil in our class and realized that I had seen him before.

14. Have you ever seen a kangaroo?

15. Have you ever broken any glasses or cups? Do you believe in superstitions"?

16. The father wanted to know who had broken his favourite cup.

17. During his summer holidays Sam decided to visit the city he had lived in before

4. Were you playing golf when you hurt yourself?

5. I was swimming leisurely when suddenly someone jumped into the pool

6 When Juliet got home Henry had already gone to the match

1. I don't think my parents will let me go to the rugby championship on my own.

2. The doctor has advised me to give up professional sport if I don't want to get injured seriously.

3. Tim tends to gain weght easily, so he has to be very active to stay in shape.

4. You really should stop wasting your time at table tennis practice.

5. Everyone at the stadium expected their team to win the match.

6. I can't help laughing when I see that video of me trying to learn to ski.

1. I lost my favourite golf club [ C ] while travelling to Scotland last week.

2. Tim and Liam have known each other for ages, but they have never got [ B ] on very well.

3. Has the long [ A ] jump competition finished yet? Who's the winner?

4. No one has managed to break [ C ] this world record for more than ten years.

5. Jason nearly won the competition, but he came second [ B ].

6. When we first started running together, I couldn't do [ C ] up with my sister.

1. Joanna Smith is now an international star, but I remember when she became a member when she became a member of our local karate club.

( joined )

2. If you ask me, golf is a very boring sport. ( I think that )

3. The athletes complated the run and we were getting ready for the swimming race. ( After the athletes had completed the run )

4. John is thinking about talking up a sport: rugby or squash. But he still hasn't decided which one to do. ( made up his mind )

5. The local football team coach tries not to talk to the press after his team loses a match. ( avoids talking )