230. HS2nd Yr /AEC 251 -Verb Change (16)

1. Ice (float) on water.
Ice floats on water.

2. He (go) home when we met him.
He went home when we met him.

3. I want to go for a walk but I (not finish) my work yet.
I want to go for a walk but I have not finished my work yet.

4. Perhaps it (rain) yesterday.
Perhaps it rained yesterday.

5. All the students (leave) when I reached the school.
All the students left when I reached the school.

6. You (sleep) for three hours now.
You have been sleeping for three hours now.

7. We (walk) for two hours at stretch and now we need to rest.
We have been walking for two hours at stretch and now we need to rest.

8. She (talk) to her neighbour when the baby began to cry.
She was talking to her neighbour when the baby began to cry.

9. I (see) him a week ago.
I saw him a week ago.

10. If you (try) hard you would have succeeded.
If you had tried hard, you would have succeeded.

11. We reached the station after the train (leave).
We reached the station after the train had left.

12. He (make) a doll now.
He is making a doll now.

13. I wish I (were) a bird.
I wish I were a bird.

14. I (do) a lot of work today.
I have done a lot of work today.

15. She (come) here the day after tomorrow.
She will come here the day after tomorrow.

16. She (read) the novel for the last three days.
She has been reading the novel for the last three days.

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