1. In recent years terrorism (has become – Present Perfect Active) a greater threat.
2. The box (fell over – Past Simple Active), and some contents (to spill out – Past Simple Active).
3. I ( left – Past Simple Active) early to avoid getting stuck in a traffic jam.
4. It ( sounds – Present Simple Active) a great idea, but (to consider – Present Perfect Active) you how much it (to cost – Future Simple Active)?
5. I (went – Past Simple Active) to see my boss regarding a pay rise.
6. She (was approached – Past Simple Passive) by the waiter.
7. Andrew (was – Past simple Active) a very emotional man, he couldn’t conceal what he ( felt – Past Simple Active) from those who ( knew – Past Simple Active) him best.
8. The delivery of goods to your door (will provide – Future Simple Active) by our agents.
9. If you ( telephone – Present Simple Active) for help after the accident, we (shall need – Future Simple Active) the precise details of your location.
10. The doctor (told – Past Simple Active) John that his eyesight had deteriorated – Past Perfect Active) considerably since his last visit.
11. If he ( tries – Present Simple Active) hard enough, he (will succeed – Future Simple Active).
12. I (was persuaded – Past Simple Passive) by the strength of his argument.
13. Many poor countries (are – Present Simple Active) in debt to richer countries.
14. (Have you heard – Present Perfect Active) anything about the accident that resulted in the death of two passengers?
15. The students (do not own – Present Simple Active) these computers – they (are leased – Present Simple Passive) to them by the university.
16. John (was being investigated – Past Continuous Passive) by the police on the suspicion of murder.
17. New technology (is being applied – Present Continuous Passive) to almost any industrial process.
18. The possible applications of that method (were – Past Simple Active) limitless.
19. The secretary or anyone from the staff (will be – Future Simple Active) happy to assist you if you (are – Present Simple Active) unable to find documents regarding this contract.
20. (Is – Present Simple Active) the warranty durability of this washing machine covered whilst in use?
21. You must have seen those computer games – they (have been advertised – Present Perfect Passive) on TV and in all Sunday newspapers.
22. Our previous teacher (was – Past Simple Active) terrible – we (have learnt – Present Perfect Active) so much more since the new one ( arrived – Past Simple Active).
23. People who (will not comply – Future Simple Active) with the law (will be punished – Future Simple Passive).
24. Every available seat (was occupied – Past Simple Passive).
25. Those drivers who (do not comply – Present Simple Active) with traffic rules must be fined.
26. Heavy traffic (is causing – Present Continuous Active) long delays on the roads.
27. Engine failure (was caused – Past Simple Passive) by careless driving.
28. I (have set – Present Perfect Active) my alarm clock for six o’clock.
29. I know that my job (is not paid – Present Simple Passive), but on the other hand I don’t have to work long hours.
30. The staff (were trained – Past Simple Passive) to deal with any emergency.
31. It (costs – Present Simple Active) us a lot of money to furnish our new flat well, but on the other hand it’s going to look very nice.
32. 57-tonne grain wagons (were replaced – Past Simple Passive) by 63-tonne coal wagons modified for grain transport.
33. Modernization (has included – Present Perfect Active) track upgrading to provide higher axleloads
2)didn’t cook
3)walk
4) don’t dance
5)travelled