1. Here are three possibilities: to read to listen to exercise 2. Here are some possibilities: She jumps whenever I call her name. She jumped when the doorbell rang. She will jump if I make too much noise. Joan has begun her letter to Maxwell. Joan had begun her letter to Maxwell when he called on the phone. Joan will have begun her letter to Maxwell before she knows her exam results. 3. Write three sentences with the verb begin, using the present perfect tense, past perfect tense, and future perfect tense. Joan has begun her letter to Maxwell. Joan had begun her letter to Maxwell when he called on the phone. Joan will have begun her letter to Maxwell before she knows her exam results. 4. Here are some possibilities: Sandra is thinking about the book. He was considering changing jobs soon. They will be making a decision soon. 5. Here's one sample paragraph. Yours, of course, will be very different. My accident changed my life. It happened one night last May. I was driving on Givens Lane, just past the chicken farm. It had rained, the road was slick, and I was driving too fast. Suddenly, a truck pulled out in front of me. I slammed on the brakes, but I did not stop in time. My Ford crashed into the rear of the truck. Fortunately, I was wearing my seat belt. Neither the truck driver nor I was hurt, but the accident heavily damaged my car. Since that night, I pay careful attention to road conditions. I have learned that an accident happens in a heartbeat. Action verbs: changed, happened, driving, rained, driving, pulled, slammed, stop, crashed, wearing, damaged, pay, learned, happens Helping verbs: was, had, was, did, was, have