choo so the corr ect words to comple te the sentences: D. are har vested 2/ When we went back to the bookstore , the bookseller __ the book we wanted A. sold 1/ By the end of last sun mer, the far mers __ all the crop B. had ha rvested C. harvest A. harvested B. had sold C. sells D. has sold 3/ The director already __ for the meeting by the time I got to his office. B. had left A. left B. hac been C. is D. has been 5/ Susan __ her family after she had taken the university entrance exan ination. A. phoned B. had ph oned C. phones D. is pr oning C. leaves D. wil I leave 4/ Marry told me she __ very tired since she came back from a visit to her grandpar ents 61 How many cities __ by July last sum mer? A. visited C. did you visit B. hadn 't finished D i8765421. can't finish 8/ Peter was in New York last week he __ in Wash ington D.C three days earlier. A. was B.had been TIMC __ typing the report when her boss came in. D. had you visited A. didn't finish C. doesn 't finish C.is 9/ Three women none of whom we __ before. __ out of the hall. D. was being A. saw-had come C. saw-came Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: 1/ Sam didn't get much forr nal C. live B.had seen-came D. had seen-hac come 10/ Thev __ through horrible times during the war years. A. lived B. had lived D. are liv ing __ A. school B. schooling C. school days 21 Wow ! What a __ your sister is!I couldn't cat of the pho ne! A. talk B. talking D schoolgirl C. talker 3/ He'll be remember ed both as a brilliant footballer and as a true B. sporting D talkative A. sport __ C.spo rtsman 41 This sport __ include five new plays and several concerts of Chinese and Indian musiC. D. sports car A. enterta inments B entertainer C. to entertain 5/ She was a __ child happiest wher reading. D entertaining A. study B. studied C. studious 71 Space travel is one of the marvels/wonder s of modern __ C . scientifically A.science B. scientific D . scientist D . studiously 6/ She seems to have spent a ll her life studying in __ A. education establishments. ducate ducated D.educational 9/ All her life she had a __ trust in oth her people. C. childish A. child B .childlike D. child less 8/My c mputer makes a __ low buzzing noise. C. continuing A continue B. continued D. cont inuous 10/ Afte he had spoken, a __ silence fell on the room C. deathly A. die B. death D deathless CONDITIONAL : Choose the best answer to complete the following sentences. __ ....a lot of money now,I __ a new car. b. have / would buy a. have /will buy C. had/will buy d.had would buy. If __ you,1.... __ do that. a. am/ will b. were /would C. were/ will it. d.had been/would 3. If I had been offered that job,I think 1.......... __ a. take b. will take C. would take d. would have taken. 4.I would be very surprised if he... __ a. refuses b. refused C. had refused d. would re fuse. 5 Many people would be out of work if that factory __ down. a. c loses b. had closed C. closed d. would close. VMV's CLASS VMV's CLASS 10

## Choose the correct words to complete the sentences:<br /><br />1. **D. are harvested** - The sentence is in the present tense and describes a regular action. "Are harvested" is the correct present tense form of the verb "to harvest."<br /><br />2. **B. had sold** - The sentence describes a past action that happened before another past action. "Had sold" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to sell," indicating that the bookseller had already sold the book before they went back to the bookstore.<br /><br />3. **B. had left** - The sentence describes a past action that happened before another past action. "Had left" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to leave," indicating that the director had already left for the meeting before the speaker arrived at his office.<br /><br />4. **A. left** - The sentence describes a past action that happened before another past action. "Left" is the past tense of the verb "to leave," indicating that the director left for the meeting before the speaker arrived at his office.<br /><br />5. **A. phoned** - The sentence describes a past action that happened after another past action. "Phoned" is the past tense of the verb "to phone," indicating that Susan phoned her family after she took the university entrance examination.<br /><br />6. **C. did you visit** - The sentence is in the past tense and asks a question about a specific time in the past. "Did you visit" is the correct past tense form of the verb "to visit."<br /><br />7. **A. didn't finish** - The sentence describes a past action that was not completed. "Didn't finish" is the past tense of the verb "to finish," indicating that Miss Jane did not finish typing the report before her boss came in.<br /><br />8. **B. had been** - The sentence describes a past action that happened before another past action. "Had been" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to be," indicating that Peter had been in Washington D.C. three days before he was in New York.<br /><br />9. **D. had seen - had come** - The sentence describes two past actions that happened before another past action. "Had seen" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to see," indicating that they had not seen the women before. "Had come" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to come," indicating that the women had come out of the hall before the speaker saw them.<br /><br />10. **A. lived** - The sentence describes a past action that happened over a period of time. "Lived" is the past tense of the verb "to live," indicating that they lived through horrible times during the war years.<br /><br />## Choose the correct words to complete the sentences:<br /><br />1. **D. schooldays** - The sentence describes a period of time in the past. "Schooldays" is the correct plural noun for the period of time spent at school.<br /><br />2. **C. talker** - The sentence describes a person who talks a lot. "Talker" is the noun form of the verb "to talk," indicating a person who enjoys talking.<br /><br />3. **C. sportsman** - The sentence describes a person who is skilled in sports. "Sportsman" is the noun form of the verb "to sport," indicating a person who is skilled in sports.<br /><br />4. **A. entertainments** - The sentence describes a variety of events. "Entertainments" is the plural noun form of the verb "to entertain," indicating a variety of events that entertain people.<br /><br />5. **C. studious** - The sentence describes a person who enjoys studying. "Studious" is the adjective form of the verb "to study," indicating a person who enjoys studying.<br /><br />6. **D. educational** - The sentence describes institutions that provide education. "Educational" is the adjective form of the noun "education," indicating institutions that provide education.<br /><br />7. **A. science** - The sentence describes a field of study. "Science" is the noun form of the verb "to science," indicating a field of study that deals with the natural world.<br /><br />8. **D. continuous** - The sentence describes a sound that continues without interruption. "Continuous" is the adjective form of the verb "to continue," indicating a sound that continues without interruption.<br /><br />9. **B. childlike** - The sentence describes a person who has a trusting nature. "Childlike" is the adjective form of the noun "child," indicating a person who has a trusting nature.<br /><br />10. **C. deathly** - The sentence describes a silence that is very intense. "Deathly" is the adjective form of the noun "death," indicating a silence that is very intense.<br /><br />## CONDITIONAL: Choose the best answer to complete the following sentences.<br /><br />1. **d. had/ would buy** - The sentence describes a hypothetical situation in the past. "Had" is the past perfect tense of the verb "to have," indicating a hypothetical situation in the past. "Would buy" is the conditional tense of the verb "to buy," indicating a hypothetical action in the present.<br /><br />2. **b. were /would** - The sentence describes a hypothetical situation in the present. "Were" is the subjunctive mood of the verb "to be," indicating a hypothetical situation in the present. "Would" is the conditional tense of the verb "to do," indicating a hypothetical action in the present.<br /><br />3. **d. would have taken** - The sentence describes a hypothetical situation in the past. "Would have taken" is the past perfect conditional tense of the verb "to take," indicating a hypothetical action in the past.<br /><br />4. **b. refused** - The sentence describes a hypothetical situation in the present. "Refused" is the past tense of the verb "to refuse," indicating a hypothetical action in the present.<br /><br />5. **a. closes** - The sentence describes a hypothetical situation in the present. "Closes" is the present tense of the verb "to close," indicating a hypothetical action in the present. <br />