1.Put the verb into the correct form. 1. The swimming pool ... (open) at 9:00 tomorrow morning. 2. Please, do not make so much noise. I ... (try) to concentrate. 3. I ... (play) the piano when I ... (hear) someone coming in. 4. Nick ... (has) a great time in London these days. 5. Ann has just started evening classes. She ... (learn) Spanish. 6. How long ... (you train) for the competition? 7. Steve ... (just, finish) his classes. 8. I ... (get) tired. I’ve been studying the whole afternoon. 9. The population of the world ... (increase) very fast. 10. I can’t help you right now. I ... (not finish) my homework. 11. Eminescu ... (write) many poems. 12. ... your sister (play) volley-ball? 13. What ... (you, do) this time yesterday? 14. He ... (constantly, play) computer games. He should study more. 15. My classmate likes to write. He ... (write) some nice poems.
16. Ann ... (read) seven out of 15 books recommended by the teacher. 17. ... (you ever, try) doing aerobics? 18. This suitcase is heavy. I ... (help) you. 19. The trainer ... (be present) at seven o’clock next Friday. 20. Nick ... (play) chess with his friend all morning. 21. By the end of this year, Jack ... (play) in the theatrical group for five months. 22. This is the first time I ... (try) playing a musical instrument. 23. Ann decided that she ... (go) to the concert next Sunday. 24. Kate ... (play) tennis last year, this year she ... (play) basketball. 25. Tomorrow I ... (have) my English language classes in the afternoon. 26. You look tired. ... (you, work) in the garden? 27. I promise, I ... (drive) carefully. 28. I am sure Ann ... (win) the contest; she is very good at math. 29. ... we (play) basketball this afternoon? I think it might be a good idea.
2.Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions. 1. give up something 2. head off 3. take up something 4. work out 5. while away 6. look forward to something/doing something 7. hang out 8. flip/flick through a. begin doing something regularly (sport, hobby, interest) b. stop doing something one enjoys c. do physical fitness exercise d. feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen e. start a journey or leave a place f. look briefly at the pages of a magazine or book. g. spend a lot of time (informal) h. spend time in a relaxed way either because you are waiting for somebody or have nothing to do

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1.Put the verb into the correct form. 1. The swimming pool ... (open) at 9:00 tomorrow morning. 2. Please, do not make so much noise. I ... (try) to concentrate. 3. I ... (play) the piano when I ... (hear) someone coming in. 4. Nick ... (has) a great time in London these days. 5. Ann has just started evening classes. She ... (learn) Spanish. 6. How long ... (you train) for the competition? 7. Steve ... (just, finish) his classes. 8. I ... (get) tired. I’ve been studying the whole afternoon. 9. The population of the world ... (increase) very fast. 10. I can’t help you right now. I ... (not finish) my homework. 11. Eminescu ... (write) many poems. 12. ... your sister (play) volley-ball? 13. What ... (you, do) this time yesterday? 14. He ... (constantly, play) computer games. He should study more. 15. My classmate likes to write. He ... (write) some nice poems.
16. Ann ... (read) seven out of 15 books recommended by the teacher. 17. ... (you ever, try) doing aerobics? 18. This suitcase is heavy. I ... (help) you. 19. The trainer ... (be present) at seven o’clock next Friday. 20. Nick ... (play) chess with his friend all morning. 21. By the end of this year, Jack ... (play) in the theatrical group for five months. 22. This is the first time I ... (try) playing a musical instrument. 23. Ann decided that she ... (go) to the concert next Sunday. 24. Kate ... (play) tennis last year, this year she ... (play) basketball. 25. Tomorrow I ... (have) my English language classes in the afternoon. 26. You look tired. ... (you, work) in the garden? 27. I promise, I ... (drive) carefully. 28. I am sure Ann ... (win) the contest; she is very good at math. 29. ... we (play) basketball this afternoon? I think it might be a good idea.
2.Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions. 1. give up something 2. head off 3. take up something 4. work out 5. while away 6. look forward to something/doing something 7. hang out 8. flip/flick through a. begin doing something regularly (sport, hobby, interest) b. stop doing something one enjoys c. do physical fitness exercise d. feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen e. start a journey or leave a place f. look briefly at the pages of a magazine or book. g. spend a lot of time (informal) h. spend time in a relaxed way either because you are waiting for somebody or have nothing to do

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