1. Look at these children: they (to skate) very well. 2. You (to skate) last Sunday? Yes, we (to skate) the whole day last Sunday. We (to skate) again next Sunday. 3. My brother can skate very well. He (to skate) every Sunday. 4. What you (to do) now? I (to wash) the dishes. 5. What you (to do) at three o'clock yesterday? I (to have) dinner. 6. You (to have) dinner now? 7. Where your brother (to work)? He (to work) at an institute. 8. Your grandmother (to sleep) when you (to come) home yesterday? 9. What your brother (to do) tomorrow? 10. I (not to go) to the shop yesterday. I (to go) to the shop tomorrow. 11. Where Kate (to go) when you (to meet) her yesterday? 12. Every day the boss (to enter) the office at nine o'clock. 13. Yesterday the boss (to enter) the office at half past nine. 14. When the secretary (to come) tomorrow? 15. At six o'clock yesterday we (to listen) to a very interesting lecture. 16. When I (to enter) the office, the secretary (to type) some letters. 17. My friend (to ring) me up at eight o'clock yesterday.
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| I have written | I have not written | ||
| has written | He has not written | ||
| She has written | She has not written | ||
| It has written | It has not written | ||
| We have written | We have not written | ||
| You have written | You have not written | ||
| They have written | They have not written | ||
| Have I written? | Yes, I have | No, I haven't | |
| Has he written? | Yes, he | has | No, he hasn't |
| Has she written? | Yes, she has | No, she hasn't | |
| Has it written? | Yes, it has | No, it hasn't | |
| Have we written? | Yes, we | have | No, we haven't |
| Have you written? | Yes, you have | No, you haven't | |
| Have they written? | Yes, they have | No, they haven't |
Present Perfect : already, not yet, just, ever, never.
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I have bought a book today (this week,
this month)
Present Perfect I bought a book yesterday (last week,
last month) Past Simple
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I have never been to France.
Have you ever been to London?
I haven't seen you for ages.
I haven't met him for a long time.
I haven't been to Moscow since last year.
. 202. Present Perfect. .
1.1 am eating my breakfast. 2. We are drinking water. 3. He is bringing them some meat and vegetables. 4. You are putting the dishes on the table. 5, They are having tea. 6. She is taking the dirty plates from the table. 7. The children are putting on their coats. 8. The pupils are writing a dictation. 9. My friend is helping me to solve a difficult problem. 10. I am learning a poem. 11. She is telling them an interesting story. 12. Kate is sweeping the floor. 13. The waiter is putting a bottle of lemonade in front of him. 14. Susan is making a new dress for her birthday party. 15. She is opening a box of chocolates.
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. 203. , , Present Continuous Present Perfect.
1. What are you (to talk) about? 2. We have just (to talk) about it. 3. He has just (to say) something about it. 4. She is (to tell) them some interesting story. 5. He has (to tell) us nothing about it, 6. She has (to tell) them some stories about dogs. 7. We have (to have) two lessons today. 8. They are (to have) a meeting. 9. She has not (to speak) yet. 10. They have (to ask) me several questions. 11. He has already (to learn) the rule. 12. I am (to write) an exercise. 13. What is he (to do)?, He is (to read) a newspaper. 14. Have you (to | read) any stories by Jack London? 15. What are you (to do) here? I am (to write) a letter to my friends. 16. Who has (to write) this article? 17. What language are you (to study)? 18 We have already (to learn) a lot of English words. 19. What is she (to teach) them? 20. Who has (to teach) you to do it? 21. He has just (to do) something for us. 22. Have you (to find) the book? 23. What are you (to look) for?
