Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
1. You (see) the house on the corner? That is where I was born.
2. You (listen) to what I am saying? You (understand) me?
3. I (notice) Mary (wear) a new hat today.
4. She (not understand) what you (mean).
5. I (need) a new suit. They (offer) special prices at the tailor’s this week.
6. You ( smell) gas? I (think) the new stove (leak).
7. Look at Mary! She (drink up) the medicine, but I can see that she (hate) it.
8. John ( seem) rather tired today.
9. It still (rain), but it (look) as if the sky (clear up)
10. You (mind) helping me a moment? I (try) to mend this table.
11. Ask him what he (want).
12. You (remember) the name of that girl who (walk) on the other side of the street?
13. ‘Will you have some whisky?’ ‘I (prefer) beer, please.’
14. I (suppose) I must go now. My wife (wait) for me at home.
15. You (see) this box? It (contain) matches.
16. These twins, who (resemble) each other so strongly, (study) art at present.
17. After what has happened, you really (mean) to say that you still (believe) him?
18. You (think) the children still (sleep)?
19. The train still (stand) in the station. You (think) we can just catch it?
20. I (notice) you (possess) a copy of Waugh’s latest book. Will you lend it to me?