1. I (to watch) television all evening. 2. She (to work) at home the whole day tomorrow. 3. They (to stay) at a new hotel. 4. He (to live) in London for the next few weeks. 5. Beth (to write) letter at that time. 6. You (to do) your homework all these days? 7. Dan (to enjoy) the sunshine on the beach? 8. Peter (to read) the whole night? 9. We (to have) coffee? 10. Tom (to have) a bath at this time? 11. Where you (to wait) for me? 12. What Susan (to do) at nine oclock tomorrow? 13. Where he (to pass) his exam? 14. When she (to type) letters? 15. We (not to speak) at ten oclock.
19. Perfect
| Present Perfect - . , . : already, just, yet, this week/ month/ year, today, ever, never, for, since : have/ has (3. . .) + V3 + He has already done his homework. ? Has he done his homework? - He hasnt done his homework yet. |
| Past Perfect - , : by 5 oclock yesterday, before she came : had + V3 + Mother had cooked dinner when we came home. ? Had mother cooked dinner when we came home? - Mother hadnt cooked dinner when we came home. |
| Future Perfect - : by 5 oclock tomorrow, by the time she comes : will have + V3 + I will have done my homework by 5 oclock tomorrow. ? Will I have done my homework by 5 oclock tomorrow? - I wont have done my homework by 5 oclock tomorrow. |
Task 1. Present Perfect. .
1. She is watering the flowers. 2. He is taking his examination. 3. Beth is opening the window. 4. I am cleaning the furniture. 5. John is washing his car. 6. The teacher is explaining the rule. 7. Mary is reading a letter. 8. We are having dinner. 9. Jane is translating the article. 10. The child is breaking his toy. 11. He is having breakfast. 12. Nick is drawing a picture. 13. My daughter is having lunch. 14. He is putting on his coat. 15. I am doing my homework.
Task 2. , Present Perfect.
1. He (to make) a report. 2. They just (to speak) to me about this. 3. Help me, please. I (to lose) my key. 4. John isnt at home. He (to go) to the airport. 5. She is happy: her son (to finish) school. 6. They just (to have) lunch. 7. His sister (to pass) her exams. 8. Kate just (to make) coffee. 9. He is upset: he (to lose) his notebook. 10. My friend (to change) since I saw him last time.
Task 3. , Present Perfect.
1. I (to be) to London this year. 2. We (to see) this film already. 3. He (not to met) his parents. 4. She (to hear) this music before. 5. I (to write) a new book this month. 6. They (not to finish) their work yet. 7. Alan (not to have) his breakfast. 8. Cathy (not to get) up yet.9. Martin (not to wash) up yet. 10. We (not to tell) him the truth. 11. You (to mention) my name? 12. Your mother already (to come)?
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Task 4. , Present Perfect. for since.
1. I (to live) here (for/ since) 2008. 2. He (to work) there (for/ since) May. 3. They (to be) friends (for/ since) childhood. 4. We (to know) him (for/ since) three years. 5. They (to live) in our house (for/ since) two weeks. 6. She (to be) ill (for/ since) Friday. 7. She (to study) English (for/ since) five years. 8. We (not to see) him (for/ since) Saturday. 9. Lily (to study) at this university (for/ since) four years. 10. He (not to eat) (for/ since) morning.
Task 5. , Present Perfect Past Simple.
1. Last night I (to feel) tired and (to go) to bed very early. 2. Where you (to spend) your holidays? 3. You ever (to spend) your holidays abroad? 4. While traveling in Europe I (to meet) your friend. 5. I never (to visit) that place. 6. He (to visit) that place last year. 7. I just (to get) a letter from Tom. 8. You (to take) any photographs while traveling in the south? 9. He (to be) abroad five years ago. 10. You (to be) in America last year?
