—Did you enjoy the film?

—Yes, it’s the best one I these years.

A. had B. have had

C. had had D. would have

—Did Alan enjoy seeing his old friends yesterday?

—Yes, he did. He his old friends for a long time.

A. didn’t see B. wouldn’t see

C. hasn’t seen D. hadn’t seen

When I called you this morning, nobody answered the phone. Where ?

A. did you go B. have you gone

C. were you D. had you been

She ought to stop working; she has a headache because she too long.

A. has been reading B. had read

C. is reading D. read

—Why do you look worried?

—Fred left the company half an hour ago. His work unfinished since.

A. left B. was left

C. has left D. has been left

—You could have asked Mr Johnson for help. He is kind-hearted.

—I that. A whole day .

A. forget; wastes B. forgot; was wasted

C. forgot; had wasted D. forget; was wasted

You’d better not phone the manager between 7 and 8 tomorrow evening; he an important meeting then.

A. will have B. would have

C. will be having D. will have had

—I’m sorry, but the boss isn’t here yet. Shall I have him call you when he comes back?

—No, I’ll call him back. If I call again in half an hour, do you think she ?

A. had arrived B. has arrived

C. will arrive D. will have arrived

—What’s wrong with your coat?

—Just now when I wanted to get off the bus, the man next to me _on it.

A. sat B. had sat

C. had been sitting D. was sitting

—Why weren’t you at the meeting?

—I for a long-distance call from my aunt in America.

A. waited B. was waiting

C. had been waiting D. had waited