1) — Is Steve in town? He must (arrive) earlier than he (want). Did you remember (tell) him we (wait) for him on Friday? 2) —Mr. Brown called to say he (leave) by the time his project is approved. — Do you mean (say) his wife will have to process his documents for him? 3) Leaving so early will mean (run) the risk to lose what we already (achieve). 4) I regret (say) that all your tests are unsatisfactory. It is very strange (take) that only a year before you (award) the Faculty Cup. 5) It’s strange Tom never appeared at the session. He may not (tell). 6) The weather (be) rainy, we stayed at home all day. 7) Not (inform) about the transferred time, the students were an hour late for the final exam. The Dean (explain) and the students (wait) for the situation (sort) out. 8) (Be) late will mean (kick) out of the competition. 9) The doctor told the patient that after the wound (heal) he was to spend another week in hospital unless unforeseen complications (take) place. 10) No sooner the plane (take) up when one of the passengers (become) sick. He desperately wished he not (have) such a heavy breakfast before leaving home. 11) Did you really mean (say) that you didn’t like him? He might (get) offended. He (try) so hard to produce an impression. 12) I remember (tell) that the probation period (be) only one month. Why does the agreement include two? I do enjoy (work) for your company, but not that much. 13) After (give) the telegram, the man got pale and seized the phone receiver. He (answer) by answering machine. 14) Steve was sure that everything possible (do) and the results remained (see). 15) The car which (nick) two weeks earlier (find) near a desolate swamp. The thief must (abandon) it because it (run) out of petrol. 16) I cannot solve the problem without (give) at least an approximate key. I don’t understand why I (refuse) to have it. 17) If you not (procrastinate), you would not (be) late for work. The chief executive said you’ve got a three-week warning, and you (be able) to stay unless you (foster) discipline. 18) We (agree) it would be a surprise for Nick. Why you (bring) the fancy dress home yesterday? You may (see). 19) The night (close) in when the first ghastly shadows stretched from the wood. Unnoticed, they swiftly (glide) towards the town hall, leaving (fade) grass behind themselves. People never (see) anything like that before. 20) The computer (be) on all night. You must (forget) to shut it down before (go) to bed. You must (get) old and forgetful. 21) I don’t think I (write) the text of the agreement before my managers see the territory of the hotel. 22) (Provide) the offender (confess) the trial will finish much sooner than (expect). 23) Tuck in for dinner. You should (wash) your hands now, Tommy, and not (play) with the dog. I would rather you (do) what you (tell). 24) Do you remember (talk) to old Mr. Albert? The one who served you tea in ancient china cups? He (say) to (spend) 10 years in a Thai prison in his youth. 25) Remember (include) the last date transfer into the report. Mr. Cheevy hopes it (finish) by April, 18th.
Keys: 1) have arrived/had wanted/to tell/are waiting 2) would have left/to say 3) runnung/have achieved 4) to say/taken/were awarded 5) have been told 6)being 7) having been informed (being infirmed)/was explained(has been explained)/were waiting(are waiting)/be sorted 8) Bein/.being kicked 9) healed/took 10) had… take/became 11) to say/have got/had tried/had been trying 12) being told/was/working 13)being given/was answered 14) was being done/to be seen 15) had been nicked/was found/have abandoned/had run 16) being given/amd refused 17)hadn’t procrastinated/have been/wouldn’t be/fostered 18) had agreed/did…bring/have been seen 19) was closing/glided/were gliding/faded/had seen 20) has been/have forgotten/be getting 21) will have written 22) Provided/confesses/expected 23) be washing/not (be) playing/did/are told 24) talking/is said/have spent 25) to include/to be finished
