have you ever tried-smoking

She finally decided (quit) to quit her present job and (look) looking for another one.
They wasted a whole afternoon (try) trying to repair the bike.
His doctor advised him (give up) to give up (jog) jogging.
I advise you (start) to start (look) looking for a flat at once.
She likes her children (go) going to the dentist every six months.
They don’t allow (smoke) smoking in the auditorium (phòng thính giả).
They don’t want (risk) to risk it on fire.
They permitted us (get) to get across this area.
He was allowed not (smoke) to smoke.
Jack was allowed (renew) to renew his student visa.
Pat told us (not wait) not to wait for her.
Liz encouraged me (throw away) to throw away my old running shoes and (buy) buy a new pair.
In the fairy tale, the wolf threatened (eat) to eat a girl named Little Red Riding Hood.
I avoided (tell) telling Mary the truth because I knew she would (be) be angry.
Alex broke the antique vase. I’m sure he didn’t mean (do) doing it.
Ted managed (change) changing my mind.
Julie finally admitted (be) to be responsible his name before.
She keeps (promise) promises (visit) to visit us, but she never does.

 to listen - going

has tried - smoking 

Supply the correct verb form: Present tenses. (Simple present, present continuous, the present perfect.)

1. Listen! I think (think) someone is knocking (knock) at the door.

2. Up to the present, we have written (write) almost every lesson in the book.

3. The Earth circles (circle) the Sun once every 365 days.

4. The farmers are working (work) in the field at the moment.

5. How many times have you seen (see) him since he went to Edinburgh?

6. Rivers usually flows (flow) to the sea.

7. Look! The boy is crying (cry).

8. Do you know that man, who is smoking (smoke) there?

9. Mrs Green always goes (go) to work by bus.

10. We are (be) from French. We have been (be) there for twenty years.

11. That house belongs (belong) to Mr. Green.

12. Mai has lost (lose) her dictionary.

13. I am (be) sorry. I have forgotten (forget) that girl's name already.

14. I have waited (wait) for the manager for two hours.

15. Have you ever seen (ever, see) a lion?

Supply the correct verb form: Present tenses. (Simple present, present continuous, the present perfect.)

1. Listen! I (think) think someone (knock) is knocking at the door.

2. Up to the present, we (write) have written almost every lesson in the book.

3. The Earth (circle) circles the Sun once every 365 days.

4. The farmers (work)are working in the field at the moment.

5. How many times have you (see)seen him since he went to Edinburgh?

6. Rivers usually (flow)flow to the sea.

7. Look! The boy (cry)is crying.

8. Do you know that man, who (smoke)is smoking there?

9. Mrs Green always (go)goes to work by bus.

10. We (be)are from French. We (be)have been there for twenty years.

11. That house (belong)belongs to Mr. Green.

12. Mai (lose)has lost her dictionary.

13. I (be)am sorry. I (forget)have forgotten that girl's name already.

14. I (wait)have waited for the manager for two hours.

15. Have you (ever, see)ever seen a lion?

1to give up smoking 2run 3to get,eating 4making 5to have 6know 7to smoke

1 to give up smoking

2 run

3 to get - eating

4 making

5 to have

6 know

7 to smoke

use the words or phrases given to make complêt sentences

51. i- wish-pass-english exam

=> I wish I passed the English exam.

5 . he-most interesting boy-i-ever-meet

=> He is the most interesting boy I have ever met.

53. unless-you-phone-immediately-not-get-any information

=> Unless you phone immediately, you won't get any information.

54.if-give up-smoke-your healthbe better

A. Have you ever been to London? No, I have never been.

B. My father has given to me this present for my birthday.

C. My brother has lived in London for a long time.

D. We haven't packed our suitcases yet.

E. My friend has already joined in in the festival.

F. Mr. John Daily hasn't come to our house since last June.

G. Thanksgiving, a national holiday has celebrated in the USA since 17th century.

H. Molly has beeb interested in women since she was a little girl.

I. Have you already sent your aunt’s birthday card?

J. I have already dressed up since this morning!

 Michael has been furious with his girlfriend for months

A. Have you ever been to London? No, I have never been.

B. My father has given to me this present for my birthday.

C. My brother has lived in London for a long time.

D. We haven't packed our suitcases yet.

E. My friend has already joined in in the festival.

F. Mr. John Daily hasn't come to our house since last June.

G. Thanksgiving, a national holiday has celebrated in the USA since 17th century.

H. Molly has beeb interested in women since she was a little girl.

I. Have you already sent your aunt’s birthday card?

J. I have already dressed up since this morning!

 Michael has been furious with his girlfriend for months

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EX13:  GIVE THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS : PRESENT TENSES

   1 . I am sorry I have forgotten that fellow’s name already.

   2 . Jack has looked no trouble with my English lessons up to now.

   3 . Michael works thirty eight hours a week.

   4 . At present, that author is writing a historical novel.

   5 . The weather general gets quite hot in July and August.

   6 . How long have you learned English?

   7 . My brother has just graduated from Oxford University.

   8 . That brown briefcase belongs to Mr. Smith.

   9 . Julia has waited / has been waiting for you since noon.

   10. The swimming bath opens at 9.00 and closes at 18.30 every day.

   11. At what time do you usually have dinner?

   12. Well! I remember that fellow’s name now.

   13. Where are you? _ I’m upsatirs. I am having a bath.

   14. Will you wait a minute while I look/ am looking through the text?