1. Present Perfect Tense
1. I (lose) my key. I cant find it anywhere. 2. Im hungry. I (not eat) today. 3. My friend always (tell) me the truth, but I see that she (tell) a lie now.
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| 1. Where's Teresa? 2. Are you going to the film tonight? 3. Do you know Michael? 4. Can we go out? 5. May I borrow your book? 6. Do you know London well? 7. How do you feel? 8. Why isn't John at work today? 9. Do you still work at Smith's? 10. Do you live near here? | A) No, I've seen it before. B) After I've finished the washing up. ) Yes, I've lived here for years. D) She's gone shopping. E) No, I've never met him before. F) I'm afraid I've left it at home. G) Awful. I think I've caught a cold. H) No, we've just moved to Oxford. I) I don't know. Perhaps he's had an accident. J) Yes, I've worked there ever since 1980. |
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1. My granny (never, meet) him. 2. Who is that man? Why (he, look) at me. 3. What language they (speak) in Holland? 4. I (not like) green apples last year.
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1. I, buy, a new car. 2. You, read the book, last week? 3. You, take, your vacation, yet? 4. I, not, read, newspaper, yesterday. 5. I, not, read, newspaper, today. 6. Ever, be, California?
3. , Present Perfect Tense Past Simple Tense
1. We _____ in Manchester from 1985 to 1990, but we _____ to Liverpool. (live, move)
2. A: There's a great film at the Odeon this week. _____ it? (you see)
B: Not this week. I _____ it in London last year. (see)
3. When we were kids we _____ to Blackpoll for our holidays, but I _____ back there for years. (go, not be)
4. A: This is Mary. I don't think you _____. (meet)
B: Oh yes. We know each other well. We _____ at school together. (be)
5. A: I _____ to phone John, but he's not at home. (try)
B: He should be. He _____ his work an hour ago. (leave)
4. . . , used to and didn't use to
| He stopped | studying hard going to bed early running three miles every morning | He started | smoking going out in the evening spending a lot of money |
| 1. He used to study hard. 2. He didn't use to smoke. 3. | 4. 5. 6. |
5. , 5 , . , . used to / didn't use to / never used to
| Five years ago | Today |
| I travel a lot. I play the piano. I'm very lazy. I don't like cheese. I've got a dog. I'm a hotel receptionist. I've got lots of friends. I never read newspapers. I don't drink tea. I go to a lot of parties. | I eat lots of cheese now. I work very hard these days. I don't know many people these days. I work in a bookshop now. I don't go away much these days. I havent been to a party for ages, I haven't played the piano for years. My dog died two years ago. I read a newspaper every day now. Tea's great! I like it now. |
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| 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. | .She used to travel a lot ... . . . . . . . . . | but but but but but but but but but but | she doesnt go a way muh these days. . . . . . . . . . |
1. , Present Perfect Tense
1. Jill is in London. She in London since Monday. 2. I know George. I him for a long time. 3. They are married. They married since 1983. 4. Brian is ill. He ill for a week. 5. We live in this house. We here for ten years. 6. I know Tom very well. I him for a long time. 7. We are waiting for you. We waiting since 8 o'clock. 8. Alice works in a bank. She in a bank for five years. 9. I'm learning English. I learning English for six months. 10. She has a headache. She a headache since she got up.
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3. , use(d) to +
Model: Dennis gave up smoking two years ago. He used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day.
1.Liz a motorbike, but last year she sold it and bought a car.
2.We came to live in Manchester a few years ago. We in Nottingham.
3.I rarely eat ice cream now but I it when I was a child.
4.Jim my best friend but we aren't friends any longer.
5.It only takes me about 40 minutes to get to work since the new road was opened. It more than an hour.
6.There a hotel opposite the station but it closed a long time ago
7.When you lived in London, to the theatre very often?
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