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    2021-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR 9

    NARRATIVE
    WEEKEND TENSES
    WORKSHEET 1 AHS-SHS
    WORKSHEET 2

    A. Complete the story with the correct form of the verbs in brackets:

    One afternoon, Socrates 1_______________ (stand) outside the gates of Athens when he
    2________________ (notice) a traveller who 3________________ (stare) at him for a long
    time. Socrates 4________________ (ask) the man why he 5________________ (come) to
    Athens. ‘I am thinking of moving to Athens,’ he said.

    ‘What is it like to live here?’ Socrates 6_______________ (look) at him. ‘First, would you
    tell me what it was like in your home city?’ The man replied, ‘Oh, it was awful. Everyone
    stabs you in the back and wants to make money from you.’ Frowning, Socrates
    7_______________ (tell) him, ‘Well, you will find the same thing here. I suggest you go
    somewhere else.’

    Socrates 8 ________________ (stand) there a few hours more when another man
    9________________ (approach) him. This man too 10________________ (just arrive) in
    Athens and he 11_______________ (consider) moving to the city. He too asked Socrates,
    ‘Can you tell me what it is like to live here?’ Socrates asked, ‘First, would you tell me what
    it was like in your previous home city?’ ‘Where I come from the people all work together
    and help each other’, said the man. ‘Kindness is everywhere and you are never treated
    with anything but complete respect.’ Well,’ 12_______________ (reply) Socrates, ‘you will
    find the same thing here. Welcome to Athens.

    B. Narrative tenses exercise - James Bond

    Fill the gaps by using “simple past, past continuous, past perfect”

    James Bond ……………………… (need) a drink. The fight in the carpark with the

    dwarf ……………………… (make) him thirsty. He walked quickly along 46th Street in

    search of an air-conditioned bar where he could get out of the heat and think.

    1
    He ……………………… (walk) for only a few minutes, when it

    suddenly ……………………… (occur) to him that he was being followed. There was no

    evidence for it except for a slight itchy feeling on the top of his head. But he had faith in his

    sixth sense. It ……………………… (never / fail) him. He ……………………… (stop) in front

    of the shop window he ……………………… (pass) and ……………………… (look) casually

    back along the street. He ……………………… (examine) the Swiss watches in the window

    and then ……………………… (turn) and walked on.

    After a few yards he turned into a shop doorway where a man ……………………… (look) at

    Japanese cameras. As he did so, something grabbed his right arm and a voice snarled, 'All

    right, Limey*. Take it easy unless you want lead for lunch.', He ……………………… (feel)

    something press into his back just above his kidneys. Bond ……………………… (try) to

    swing his arm to hit whoever it was that ……………………… (hold) him, but a strong

    hand ……………………… (catch) his fist. An amused voice ………………………, (say) "No

    good, James. The angels have got you."

    He turned his head to find himself looking into the grinning hawk-like*** face of Felix Leiter.

    A face he ……………………… (last / see) covered in bandages in a hospital bed in Cairo

    nine months earlier. The face of the American secret agent with whom

    he ……………………… (share) so many adventures.

    * American slang for British people

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