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Vocabulary: past, present, future...

In order to help you speak about the past and the present...

  BEWARE: FALSE FRIENDS... (1) actual= real, existing in act, fact, or reality;

                                                  (2) presently= now, at the present time. 

... and about the future too...

Let's keep a  FEW EXPRESSIONS in mind: 

- He left a long time ago... 

- It's been a long time since (+ preterite)... 

- He left before I could tell him...

- Do it before going to bed...

- It has lost its former charm... 

- That was prior to her resignation... 

- ... a state-of-the-art car...

- it's the very latest thing...  

Those words and expressions will help you pass this test with flying colours... 

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1. 'I remember meeting your father in England for a long timea long time agopresentlyI don't know, but I can’t remember whether it was in summer or not.'



2. 'My last visit to my cousin in impending ofleft long agogoes back toI don't know January when we celebrated his 25th birthday.'



3. The present ownerprevious ownerfuture ownerI don't know of this car was a little lady who drove very carefully.



4. If I had known long agoin a whilebeforehandI don't know what his reaction would be, I wouldn’t have acted in such a way.



5. He speaks French so well that in a former lifein a whilebefore longI don't know, he must have taught it.



6. When I saw the black clouds and felt the raging wind, I knew that an earlieran impendinga previousI don't know storm was going to destroy the area.



7. 'My Mum’s train arrived an hour ago. Mum should be home before longpreviouslyin a former lifeI don't know. Wait for her. she’ll be glad to see you.'



8. He looks very tired for a long timeat the momentbeforehandI don't know. He’s had a sleepless night. I’m sure he’ll feel better in a few days.



9. She had sent two letters to give more information beforehandafterwardsprior toI don't know her arrival in the area.



10. It may be difficult for him now, but in a former lifeafter a whilein the long runI don't know his wages will increase and everything will be alright.