Presence of the phrase “since 2012” indicates us the Present Perfect Tense, so we should choose the option d

Comments to training test (December)

26 Presence of the phrase “since 2012” indicates us the Present Perfect Tense, so we should choose the option d

27Often, in the meaning of future plans we can use Present Continuous Tense, when we sure about place, time, circumstance, people or we have an appointment (planning-lined in a schedule, booked tickets, written down in the note book etc.). So, we should choose the option c

28We can see here the different forms (in the options) of the verb “go”. In the sentence the main character is Mark, grammatically this is third person noun in singular (Simple Tenses) what needs form “is” or “goes”. Here in this sentence we can see “tomorrow” which indicates context about the future. We aren’t given an option with “will”, but we have an option “is going to” meaning the strong intention for the future. So, we should choose the option c

29The verb “will”is used to mean that you will do something in a moment, in a second in relation to everyday situations. For example, "There are several people in the room. My doorbell is ringing now. I inform them that I will open the door.", "There are two of us in the room. The landline phone rings. I inform my partner that I will pick up the phone, he doesn't need to pick up it." "I'm in a supermarket doing my shopping. My mom calls me and says, that she remembered to buy something and asks me to take it. I haven't paid yet for my things. I tell her that I will take what she needs. "In the sentence we can see the same everyday situation. So, we should choose the option b

30We can see in the sentence an indicator of the process “have been waiting” (something that has length of time, length is connected to ‘long’ content). So, we should choose the optiona

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