1.sitting
2.reading
3.reading
4.going
5.going
6.listening
7.dancing
8.practicing
9.is
10.doing
11.spending
1) I don't know where my brother is. <u>Have you seen</u> him?
2) "Where is you key?" "I don't know. I <u>have lost</u> it."
3) Ann is on holiday. She <u>has gone</u> to France.
4) When <u>did</u> the last train <u>leave</u>?
5) <u>Was</u> the weather good when you <u>were</u> on holiday?
<span>6) We <u>haven't seen</u> each other for a long time. </span>
7) What <u>did</u> you <u>do</u> at the weekend?
8) John is hungry. <u>Hasn't</u> he <u>eaten</u> anything since breakfast?
<span>9) She <u>didn't go</u> to the library three days ago. </span>
10) How long <u>have</u> you <u>known</u> Bill?
<span>11) Olga <u>has</u> always <u>wanted</u> to visit Great Britain. </span>
<span>12) Mark Twain <u>lived</u> in the state of Missouri.</span>
1.I decided to make a fuss, and went to look for Robinson.
2. We walked to the door and I saw her going in and down the hall. I liked to watch her moving.
3. Let's go and find him, he's sure to be in front of his picture.
4. It's very interesting to hear you saying that.
5. Some important decisions must be made soon.
6.I think he must be suffering from injury now.
7. You must have been dreamt of it long.
8. Let me hold the baby, Scarlett. Oh, I know how to hold babies.
9. She noticed that he seemed to look at the sideboard and with her engaging smile leaned forward.
10. But there is something else to do.
11. "If you've got nothing to say," I said, "why not to try saying it? Why not having a little rest?"
12. There was one more announcement to be made.
1)as well
2)either
3)either
4)also
5)as well
6)also