Упражнения
уровня TOEFL по английскому языку. № 22.
Прочтите абзац о счастливом знакомстве
и поставьте глаголы в скобках в простое прошедшее время,
прошедшее длительное время, прошедшее совершенное время
или прошедшее совершенное длительное время.
Read
the paragraph below and put the verbs in parentheses
into the simple past, past continuous, past
perfect or past perfect continuous tense.
I
(1) had
been trying
(try) to learn Chinese for several months
without much success. I (2) was
finding / had found / had been finding
(find) it particularly difficult learning
how to pronounce the words correctly. Then,
one day, while I (3) was
having
(have) lunch in a cafe, a young Chinese
woman (4) came
(come) up to me and said: 'I see you are
reading a Chinese book. Would you like me
to teach you some Chinese? In return you
can help me with my English.' I said yes,
and that's how I (5) learned
(learn) how to speak Chinese fluently. Before
I met her, I (6) hadn't
met
(not met) a single Chinese person before.
Now I live and work in Beijing and the woman
from the cafe is my wife!
Выберите наиболее подходящую фразу,
выделенную курсивом.
Choose
the most appropriate phrase in italics.
A:
I can't find my wallet, John.
J: Has it been stolen?
A: No, I think I (1)
must have left/ can have left / might be leaving/it at home.
A:
The exam was so hard. I'm sure I've failed
it!
J: Oh, come on, it (2) can't be / can't have been
/ mightn't have been/ that hard. You never know,
you (3) might have / can have / might be/ passed.
I
think Tony might (4) be worked / have worked / be working / late today. His coat's still
here and his computer's still on.
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