Lt;c>if I am free on Sunday

<d>if I on Sunday free

<e>if I were free on Sunday

<142>What time she usually (to come) home?

Lt;a>does she come

<b>she is coming

<c>she come

<d> did she come

<e>she comes

<143>Her father ( to sleep)now.

<a>is sleep

<b>are sleeping

<c>sleep

Lt;d>is sleeping

<e>sleeping

<144>He often(to meet) her in the street.

<a>met

<b>meet

Lt;c>meets

<d>is meeting

<e>meeting

<145>It usually(to take) me one hour to get to the shop.

Lt;a> takes

<b> took

<c> take

<d> will take

<e> has taken

<146>…you often (to see) him?

<a>are you to see

<b>are you see

<c>are you seeing

Lt;d>do you see

<e>does you see

<147>My friend…meat and…fish.

<a>like /doesn`t like

<b>likes /don`t like

<c>like / doesn`t likes

Lt;d>likes /doesn`t like

<e>like/don`t like

<148>They …to work by bus and … home on foot.

Lt;a>go/return

<b>go/returning

<c>goes/returns

<d>go/returns

<e>go/returns

<149>….little money in the bag.

<a>is there

Lt;b>there is

<c>there are

<d>there be

<e>are there

<150>How many new buildings… … in your street?

<a>is there

<b>there are

Lt;c>are there

<d>there

<e>there be

<151>He (to look) through my album when I entered the room.

<a>has been looking

<b>is looking

<c>was looked

<d>has looked

Lt;e>was looking

<152>My mother will worry, if we (not to come) soon.

Lt;a>do not come

<b>did not come

<c>has not come

<d>will not come

<e>have not come

<153>I shall believe it when I (to see) it.

<a>will see

<b>shall see

<c>saw

<d>had seen

Lt;e>see

<154>How long you (to know) him?

<a>were you known

<b>have you knew

Lt;c>have you known

<d>do you know

<e> knew

<155>Look! Somebody (to break) the window. It looks terrible.

<a>will break

<b>have broken

<c>broke

Lt;d>has broken

<e>broken

<156>George (not/be) very well last week.

<a>did not be

<b>were not

Lt;c>was not

<d>has not been

<e>is not

Lt;157>The house was quiet when I got home. Everybody (to go) to bed.

Lt;a>had gone

<b>have gone

<c>would go

<d>were going

<e>went

<158>you (to see) him today? You must know where he is.

<a>Do you saw

<b>Do you see

<c>Have you saw

<d>Saw

Lt;e>Have you seen

<159>I didn’t know that it (to rain).

Lt;a>was raining

<b>is raining

<c>will be raining

<d>has been raining

<e>has rained

<160>I (not to see) you for ages. I am happy to see you.

Lt;a>haven’t seen

<b>don’t see

<c>haven’t saw

<d>haven’t been seeing

<e>shall not see

<161>The rain (to stop) before we reached home.

<a>stopped

<b>was stopping

Lt;c>has stopped

<d>will stop

<e>had stopped

<162>He asked what institute I … going to enter.

<a>is

Lt;b>was

<c>am

<d>will be

<e>has been

<163>He said that she (to translate) the article since morning.

<a>had been translating

<b>has been translating

<c>will be translating

<d>had translated

<e>will translate

<164>I don’t know Carol’s husband. I never (to meet) him.

<a>met

Lt;b>have met

<c>will meet

<d>meet

<e>was met

<165>I want to see Margaret before she (to leave).

Lt;a>leaves

<b>left

<c>leave

<d>will leave

<e>was leaving

<166>I’ve already spoken to the Dean. When you (to speak) to him?

<a>have spoken

<b>had spoken

<c>are speaking

<d>spoke

Lt;e>did speak

<167>He (to read) his evening paper as usual when a friend of his called him on the phone.

<a>had read

<b>is reading

<c>will read

Lt;d>was reading

<e>has reading

<168>I won’t speak to him until he (to apologize).

<a>is apologizing

<b>would apologize

<c>apologized

<d>apologize

Lt;e>apologizes

<169>“Don’t be angry…me”, he said to his friend.

Lt;a>with

<b>to

<c>at

<d>for

<e>in

<170>My son is fond …playing the piano.

<a>on

<b>in

<c>with

Lt;d>of

<e>at

<171>She stopped …her letters.

<a>have written

Lt;b>writing

<c>wrote

<d>write

<e>written

<172>Ожидается, что зима будет суровая в этом году.