Model 1: I have met my school-friend today.
Model 2: I have translated the text this week (month, year).
Model 3: I have already seen this film.
Model 4: I have lived in the city for two years \ since October
Model 5: I have never been to England.
. 87. " been" "gone".
1. Where is Ann? - She is on holiday. She has to Italy.
2. Hello! I've just to the shop. Look, I've bought lots of things.
3. Jim isn't here at the moment. He's to the shop.
4. Are you going to the beach? - No, I've already there.
. 88*. . Present Perfect Tense.
1. I have done my work. You may look at it. 2. Don't buy him this book,
he has already read it. 3. Will you go to the cinema? - No, I have seen this film. 4. I haven't seen you for ages. 5. Have you ever been to England? 6. We haven't read books by this author. 7. Has he come yet? - No, he hasn't. 8. How long have you been here? We have been here since Sunday. It is Wednesday, so we have been here for three days. 9. We are going to take our friend to a football match. He has never seen football matches before. 10. I have made some tea. Help yourself. 11. We have been to the shop recently. 12. I haven't seen her lately. 13. They have bought the book this week. 14. He has passed his exam today.
. 89*. Present Perfect. .
1. I don't know this man. I never (to meet) him before. 2. Where is Nick?
- He just (to go) out. 3. Don't you know what the story is about? - No, I (not to read) it. 4. Don't worry about the letter. I (to post) it already. 5. Is he a good boy? - Oh, yes, he (to help) me a lot. 6. I know the city perfectly well. I (to be) there several times. 7. I can't find my bag. I think, somebody (to take) it by mistake. 8. Do you speak Greek? - No, I never (to study) it. 9. Do you know where he lives? - No, he recently (to move) to a new flat. I (not to be) there yet.
. 90*. , Present Perfect.
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PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST INDEFINITE.
. 91. .
1. Have you ever been to Moscow? When were you there last?
2. Have you read anything by Agatha Christie? What book of her did you read last?
3. Have you been to the Drama Theatre? What plays have you seen there? When were you there last? What did you see there?
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4. Have you ever travelled by air? When did you fly for the first time?
5. Have you already passed you winter exams? When did you pass them?
6. Have you had any seminars this week? What mark have you got for the seminar? When did you have the seminar?
7. Have you taken any pictures () this year? Was it in January or in February? Have you developed () the film?
8. How have you got to the Institute today? How long did it take you to get here?
9. Have you ever tried your hand at painting (photography, driving)? When did it start?
10.How long have you lived in the city? When did you come to live here?
. 92. . . .
1. She has had coffee for breakfast. 2. She had coffee for breakfast. 3. We have been to the lecture. 4 We were at the lecture. 5. There have been many guests at the Smiths. 6. There were many guests at the Smiths. 7. They have done the work. 8. They did the work. 9. She has put on her best dress. 10. She put on her best dress.
. 93*. , Present Perfect Past Indefinite.
A.
1. I just (to tell) you the answer. 2. I (to tell) you the answer yesterday. 3.
She already (to answer) the letter. 4. She (to answer) it on Sunday. 5. John and Richard just (to go) away. 6. They (to go) away 5 minutes ago. 7. I (to read) this book during my summer holidays. 8. He (to read) the novel this summer. 9. The baker (to sell) all his cakes. 10. He (to sell) the last cake half an hour ago. 11. I (not to see) him for three years. 12. I (not to see) Michael at the party yesterday.
B.
1. You (to wear) your hair long when you were at school? - Yes, my Mother (to insist) on it. 2. He (not to smoke) for two weeks. 3. When he (to arrive)? - He (to arrive) an hour ago. 4. You (to lock) the door? 5. I (to read) this book when I was at school. I (to enjoy) it very much. 6. I can't go out because I (not to finish) my work. 7. I (to write) a letter but I can't find a stamp. 8. The clock is slow. - It isn't slow, it (to stop). 9. Here are your shoes, I just (to clean) them. 10. I (to leave) home at 8 a.m. and got there at 9. 11. You (to have) breakfast yet? - Yes, I (to have) it at 8-30. 12. I (to meet) him last June. 13. You (to see) the moon last night? 14. The play just (to begin). You are a little late. 15. The newspaper (to come)? 16. The actors (to arrive) yesterday and (to start) rehearsals early this morning. 17. We (to miss) the bus. Now we'll have to wait. 18. You (to be) here before? - Yes, I (to spend) my holidays here last year. - You (to have) a good time? - No, it (to rain) a lot.
C.
1. You (to hear) the news? - What news? - About Ted and Dane. They (to be) out on the roof last night and Tom (to slip) and Dave (to try) to hold him, but he couldn't and they both (to fall) down. 2. I think you (to have) an unpleasant experience last week-end. What (to happen) exactly? 3. You remember the coin you (to find) in the pool? 4. Mr.Clapton (to arrive), Kate. - Oh, good. You (to find) your way all right, Mr.Clapton? - Yes, thank you. - I (not to hear) you ring the bell. - I couldn't find the bell, so I (to knock) instead. 5. He (to light) a cigarette and (to walk) to the window. 6. Can we get dinner here? - Of course, we can. Have you got enough money? I (to spend) my last dollar on the taxi. 7. As we got into the taxi my brother asked, "Well, you (to speak) to Harry?" - "I (to speak) to him this morning." 8. "Hello," the little girl said to her Mother and looked at her companion. - "Come and say 'How do you do' to Mr.Carpenter." - I (to see) him already." - "You can't have done, dear. He just (to arrive) here." - "I (to see) him in the hall this afternoon." - "I'm sure you didn't. You (to see) my little daughter yet, Mr.Carpenter?" 9. I remember you (to have) three little freckles on your nose, but they (to disappear). 10. You (not to hear) what the teacher (to say)? 11. At school I (to be) never good at languages, but here I (to learn) a bit of French. 12. "Good night. It (to be) nice to meet you," he (to say) and (to leave) the room. 13. What (to happen) to you there? - Let's forget it. Even now I can't believe I (to do) it.
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PRESENT PERFECT + INDEFINITE AND CONTINUOUS TENSES
. 95. .
A.
1. How often do you have English lessons?
2. When did you have your English lesson last week?
3. When will you have your next English lesson?
4. What lesson are you having?
5. What lesson were you having from 9 till 10 yesterday?
6. What lesson will you be having at 11 tomorrow?
7. How many lectures have you had this week?
B.
1. Where are you sitting?
2. How often do you go to the cinema?
3. What film have you seen recently?
4. Where did you go last summer?
5. Where were you yesterday?
6. When will the next lesson begin?
7. How long have you been a student?
8. Where does your friend study?
9. What was your Mum doing when you came home yesterday?
10. What will the weather be tomorrow?
11. What will you be doing tomorrow at 11?
12. Whom have you met in the Academy today?
. 96. .
1. I shall come to you if
2. Generally
3. Lately
4. Just
5. Last week
6. At 7 oclock yesterday
7. For a month
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9. In a week
10. The other day
11. Never (2)
. 97. . .
1. I was proud of him. 2. He did exercises with his friend. 3. We shall be watching TV at this time tomorrow. 4. She has passed tow exams. 5. She cut her finger with a knife. 6. They eat fruit and vegetables. 7. There will be a film in an hour. 8. There has been a lecture today. 9. We are discussing the problem. 10. They have come to us.
. 98*. , Present Indefinite Present Perfect.
1. As a rule I (to have) ham and eggs for breakfast but today I (to order)
an omelette. 2. This is the house where I (to live). I (to live) here since childhood. 3. Once in a week I (to write) letters home, but I (not to write) one this week. 4. No wonder he (to look) tired after the strain () under which he (to be) lately. 5. She just (to ask) a porter to carry her bags as they (to be) too heavy for her. 6. Where (to be) Ann? - She (to go) to the library. 7. Usually I (see) him every morning at the bus-stop, but I (not to see) him there since Monday. 8. It (to be) cold in winter in Moscow, as a rule? - Yes, generally it (to be), but this winter (to be) very warm. 9. Why you (not to shave) this morning? - I (to shave) every other day ( ).
. 99*. , Present Perfect, Present Continuous, Present Indefinite Past Indefinite.
1. Please, give me a pencil, I (to lose) mine. 2. I (not to meet) Peter since
Monday. 3. Nina just (to finish) work. 4. Where Sergei (to be)? - He (to go) home. He (to leave) the room a minute ago. 5. What you (to read) now? - I (to read) a detective story. 6. They (to read) "War and Peace" a month ago. What about you? You (to read) this novel? 7. My watch (to stop). There (to be) something wrong with it. 8. You (to see) Jack today? -Yes, I (to see) him at the Institute in the morning. 9. You (to hear) the new symphony by M.? - Yes, I - When you (to hear) it? - I (to hear) it last Sunday. 10. You (to change) so much. Anything (to happen)? 11. What you (to do) here at such a late hour? You (to write) your composition? - No, I (to write) it already. I (to work) at my report. - And when you (to write) your composition? - I (to finish) it two days ago. 12. Tom, let's have dinner. - No, thank you, I already (to have) dinner. 13. What the weather (to be) like? It still (to rain)? - No, it (to stop) raining.
. 100*. , Present Perfect, Present Indefinite, Past Indefinite Past Continuous.
1. They (to go) to the Hermitage last week. 2. They (to be) to the Hermitage twice this week. 3. After school yesterday he (to come) home, (to have) dinner, (to read) an article from the latest magazine and (to begin) writing his report. 4. When your friend (to return) from the South? - She (to return) yesterday. - You (to go) to the station to meet her? - No, I , I (to be) too busy. 5. With whom you (to discuss) this question yesterday? 6. I (to see) this film this week. I (to like) it very much. 7. When I (to enter) the kitchen, I (to see) that my Mother (to stand) at the table and (to cut) some cabbage. She (to cook) dinner. 8. As soon as I (to hear) the cry, I (to run) out of the room and (to see) that a child (to lie) on the ground and (to cry). "What (to happen)? Why you (to cry)? You (to hurt) yourself?" I asked. 9. As soon as I (to see) him, I (to understand) that he (to work) hard. He (to write) something and (not to notice) anything. 10. When I (to come) home yesterday, the children (to run) and (to sing) merrily. "We (to learn) a new song!" they cried. 11. When the young man (to enter) the room, she (to look) at him in surprise. "What you (to want) to tell me?" she (to say). "Why you (to come)?" 12. It (to rain) hard when I (to leave) home yesterday, so I (to return), (to put on) my raincoat and (to start) again. 13. Your brother (to return) from the North? - Yes, he (to come) a few days ago. 14. You (to be) to the Crimea? When you (to be) there? - I (to be) there in 1998. 15. Where (to be) your brother? - He just (to come) home. He (to take) a shower now.
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