A. Put the verbs into the correct tense (Active Voice). 1. When

A. Put the verbs into the correct tense (Active Voice). 1. When I was a young boy, I ________ Santa Claus. (to meet) 2. I _______ in class very early this morning to study for my math exam. (to be) 3. I never _______ lobster in my life. (to try) 4. After I found the wallet full of money, I immediately _______ to the police and _______ it in. (to go, to turn) 5. When I entered the bazaar, a couple of merchants busily ________ and _______ to sell their goods to naïve tourists who _______ for souvenirs. Some young boys _______ their donkeys through the narrow streets on their way home. A couple of men _______ over the price of a leather belt. I _______ over to a man who _______ fruit and _______ a banana. (to bargain, to try, to hunt, to lead, to argue, to walk, to sell, to buy) 6. I _______ him to stay on the path while he ________, but he _______ off into the forest and was bitten by a snake. (to tell, to hike, to wander) 7. I ________ the same car for more than ten years. I _______ about buying a new one. (to have, to think) 8. Tim: What is that sound? Nancy: A car alarm _______ somewhere down the street. It _______ me crazy – I wish it would stop! It _______ for more than twenty minutes. (to ring, to drive, to ring) 9. I _______ so many beautiful places since I _______ to Utah. Before moving here, I never _______ of Bryce Canyon, Zion, Arches, or Canyonlands. (to visit, to come, to hear) 10. Tony ________ for his math test as we speak. (to study) 11. ________ you mad at me last night? I didn't hurt you on purpose you know! (to be) 12. Every Monday, Sally _______ her kids to football practice. (to drive) 13. The doctor said that Tom _______ too sick to go to work and that he _______ to stay at home for a couple of days. (to be, to need) 14. The firemen _______ the old woman who was trapped on the third floor of the burning building. (to rescue) 15. Listen Donna, I _______ if you _______ the bus this morning. You _______ to work too many times. You are fired! (not to care, to miss, to be late)