Question

1. Decide if the following sentences are right or wrong. Correct the wrong ones. a) Steve isn't at home. He has gone shopping. b) I'm looking for Jack. Have you seen him?, c) I've bought a new car last week. 2. Put the verbs in the correct form, Present Perfect or Past Simple. a) I did Russian at school, but I, (forget) most of it now. d) Have you been to Paris? - Yes, many times. e) My father has grown up in Sicily.. c) b) I. c) I d) George, e) I. f) d) 9) How many plays h) Can you help us? Our car i) I j) When, 3. Put the verbs in the correct form, Present Perfect or Past Simple. a) - Where do you live? - In Baker Street. - - About three years. b) Is John here? - No, he, When . . Yes, but the film, married! (not be) very well last week. (lose) my keys but luckily I found them later. (you/finish) reading the paper? Shakespeare How long. Five years. Before that I, And how long. (not read) a newspaper today. (see) Kate five minutes ago. (write)? (break down). (not see) Helen at the party on Saturday. (you/be) in Scotland? No way! When Last week. She Well, actually, she Yes, my parents. there? (you / live) in Mill Road (live.) (not read) it. (you / live) there? .(go out). (he/ go out)? - 5 minutes ago. (you/go) to the cinema last night? (not be) very good. (you/hear) about Jenny? She, (be) the wedding? (get) (not invite) any of us. (send) me a letter last month, but I (you/ ride) a camel before? (took) me to the zoo once to try it.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

**1. Decide if the following sentences are right or wrong. Correct the wrong ones.**

a) Steve isn't at home. He has gone shopping. (Correct)

b) I'm looking for Jack. Have you seen him? (Correct)

c) I've bought a new car last week. (Incorrect)

The correct sentence is:

> I bought a new car last week.

**2. Put the verbs in the correct form, Present Perfect or Past Simple.**

a) I did Russian at school, but I have forgotten most of it now. (Present Perfect)

b) Have you been to Paris? - Yes, many times. (Present Perfect)

c) My father grew up in Sicily. (Past Simple)

d) George has just left. (Present Perfect)

e) I haven't read a newspaper today. (Present Perfect)

f) I saw Kate five minutes ago. (Past Simple)

g) Have you written your essay yet? (Present Perfect)

h) Can you help us? Our car has broken down. (Present Perfect)

i) I haven't seen Helen at the party on Saturday. (Present Perfect)

j) Have you ever been to Scotland? (Present Perfect)

k) No way! When did you go? (Past Simple)

l) Last week. (Past Simple)

m) She got married last year. (Past Simple)

n) Well, actually, she didn't invite any of us. (Past Simple)

o) My parents sent me a letter last month, but I haven't read it yet. (Present Perfect)

p) Have you ever ridden a camel before? (Present Perfect)

q) My father took me to the zoo once to try it. (Past Simple)

**3. Put the verbs in the correct form, Present Perfect or Past Simple.**

a) - Where do you live? - In Baker Street.

- How long have you lived there? - For about three years.

b) Is John here? - No, he went out five minutes ago.

c) Have you finished reading the paper? - No, I haven't.

d) Shakespeare wrote many plays.

e) How long have you lived in Mill Road? - Five years.

Before that I lived in Oxford.

And how long did you live there? - For two years.

f) I didn't see Helen at the party on Saturday.

g) Have you ever been to Scotland? - Yes, last week.

h) She got married last year.

i) Well, actually, she didn't invite any of us to the wedding.

j) My parents sent me a letter last month, but I haven't read it yet.

k) Have you ever ridden a camel before? - Yes, my father took me to the zoo once to try it.

I hope this is helpful!