You'll read sentences from the jokes. Choose the right verb from the list.
‘When you
(started,had started,have started)
working here a month ago…’ on his way home, when a robber appeared and
(pointed,had pointed,have pointed)
a gun at him.
‘It wasn’t much but I
(made,have made,has made,had made)
profit of $200’.

1. Ann is coming to see us at THE end of May or THE beginning of June.
2. Alan studied chemistry at THE London University.
3. Jack made A very bad mistake.
4. Everybody needs food.
5. Can you drive A car?
6. We live in THE country, about five miles from THE nearest village.
7. I never drink milk.
8. "Is this book cheaper than that one?" - "No, they are THE same price."
9. THE Prime Minister is THE most important person in THE British government.
10. Britain is AN island.
11. When I finish my studies, I'm going to THE United States for a year.
12. Panama Canal joins THE Atlantic Ocean and THE Pacific Ocean.
13. There are two cinemas in our town - Regal and Plaza.

1. Headhunters often attend (Present Simple Active) trade shows and other meetings nationally or even internationally that may be attended (Present Simple Passive) by potential candidates and hiring managers.

2. Headhunters are often used (Present Simple Passive) to recruit very specialized individuals.

3. How do you have to develop (Present Simple Active) the potentials of the employees in order to ensure that your company stays (Present Simple Active) successful?

4. No wonder, it is the big companies (Present Simple Active) who are lobbying (Present Continuous Active) for pro-outsourcing.

5. Introduce yourself and explain that you have been chosen (Present Perfect Passive) to be interviewed for a position in their company and would like (Present Simple Active) some information.