Question

Use Present Perfect or Present Indefinite;
1. Our family (to eat) dinner at home on Saturdays and Sundays. 2. Our family (to eat) dinner at home since grandma; came to live with us. 3. I (to know) Alice very well. 4. I (to know) Alice since school time. 5. Mr. Brook (to be) outEnglish teacher. 6. Mr. Brook (to be) our English teacher for a year. 7. They (to be married) for 10 years. 8. They (to be married). 9. You (to lire) in Moscow all your life? 10. You (to live) in Moscow? 11. He (to work) at this office long? 12. He (to work) at this office?

Answer 1

eat, have eaten, know, have known, is, have been, have been married, been married, have you lived, do you live, has he worked, does he work

Answer 2

1. Our family (eats) dinner at home on Saturdays and Sundays. 2. Our family (has eaten) dinner at home since grandma came to live with us. 3. I (know) Alice very well. 4. I (have known) Alice since school time. 5. Mr. Brook (is) our English teacher. 6. Mr. Brook (has been) our English teacher for a year. 7. They (have been married) for 10 years. 8. They (are married). 9. Have you lived in Moscow all your life? 10. Do you (live) in Moscow? 11. Has he (worked) at this office long? 12. Does he (work) at this office?