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# katyagre
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Present Perfect.
Supply the Present Perfect Tense of the verbs in brackets.
I (nor get) the grant this year.
The settlers (leave) the bay forever.
He (not answer) my letter yet.
You ever (eat) caviar?
She recently (become) a student.
The (travel) all over the world.
How long you (be) here.
My friend (buy) a new car.
I (lose) gloves.
I never (ride) a camel.
They never (behave) like this before.Insert since or for into the appropriate sentences.
Example: Where is Kate? Oh, she’s been in London since 2010.
I’ve known him … long time.
We’ve been on holiday … three weeks.
He’s been a student … four years.
She hasn’t been to work … July.
She has been ill … a fortnight.
They have been divorced … last year.
We have been very busy … Christmas.
My grandmother has been a pensioner … five years.
He’s been away … a month.Insert already, ever, yet, just into appropriate sentences.
1. Have you … been to South Africa? 2. Have you … finished writing your essay or did you finish it earlier? – I haven’t finished it … . 3. Shall I pay the waiter? – No, I’ve … paid the bill. 4. Have you … spoken to a famous person? 5. Ann, lay the table. I’ve cooked dinner. 6. They don’t know what the problem is. They have … arrived. 7. Is it a good film? – Yes, it’s the best I have … seen. 8. The post hasn’t come … 9. She has … explained the situation to me. 10. He hasn’t invites me to the party.Supply one of the Present Tenses: the Present Simple, the Present Continuous, the Present Perfect.
1. I must know what you (talk) about. 2. I hear that you (be) in this country for some time. 3. He (admire) you tremendously. 4 I (not know) what Harry (say) to you. 5. I want to see how much he (change) since I (see) him last. 6. We (be) to the picture about twice a week ever since. 7.Hallo, what you (do) there at this late hour? 8. I (suppose) you never (have) anything to do with this people? 9. She (be awake) since two in the morning. 10. I always (stay) in my dressing room and (rest) till the evening performance. Can’t I come and see you while you (rest)? 11. I (hear) you look for a new house. 12. Since the tragedy Mr. Holmes and I (hear) of many strange things. 13. … (happen) anything else since your arrival in London? -
# Vera
Insert already, ever, yet, just into appropriate sentences.
1. Have you …ever been to South Africa? 2. Have you …just finished writing your essay or did you finish it earlier? – I haven’t finished it …yet . 3. Shall I pay the waiter? – No, I’ve … already paid the bill. 4. Have you …ever spoken to a famous person? 5. Ann, lay the table. I’ve just cooked dinner. 6. They don’t know what the problem is. They have …just arrived. 7. Is it a good film? – Yes, it’s the best I have … ever seen. 8. The post hasn’t come …yet 9. She has already … explained the situation to me. 10. He hasn’t invited me to the party.yet