In my country every person celebrate birthday. Because it is the most important day in our life. Some people meet friends to the cinema, cafe, Mc Donald's . Other people make parties at home with friends. The birthday boy/girl blows out the candles on the cake. Friends usually eat pizza, sushi, drink cola. I like celebrate birthday because you really enjoy in this day.
3. Tom has blown out the light. +
Tom hasn't blown out the light. -
Has Tom blown out the light?
4. The cat has drunk its milk. +
The cat hasn't drunk its milk. -
Has the cat drunk its milk?
5.The tree has fallen across the road. +
The tree hasn't fallen across the road. -
Has the tree fallen across the road?
6. John has given his bicycle to his brother. +
John hasn't given his bicycle to his brother. -
Has John given his bicycle to his brother?
7.You have made a mistake.+
You haven't made a mistake. -
Have you made a mistake?
8. We have eaten our dinner. +
We haven't eaten our dinner. -
Have we eaten our dinner?
9. The train has just gone. +
The train hasn't gone yet. -
Has the train just gone?
10. I have just told the answer. +
I haven't told the answer yet. -
Have I just told the answer?
<span>I usually wake up at 7 o'clock. I wash my face , eat breakfast , dressed and at 8 o'clock I go to school. At 1:00 I come home . I have dinner and do homework. At 10 o'clock I go to bed . At the weekend if the weather is good I am walking with friends when the weather is bad I watch TV. That's how I spend my week</span>
By this time next year he will have already published his book.- Future Perfect Progressive Active
I forgot to tell them about the meeting- Past Simple Active Voice
By the time I came-( Past Simple Active Voice) the table had already been cleaned ( Past Perfect Passive Voice) and my friends were dancing ( Past Progressive Active Voice).
Preliminary returns of elections will have been known by tomorrow morning. -Future Perfect Passive Voice
The hearing of a case in the Court of Appeals had been going on ( Past Perfect Progressive Active Voice) for five hours when the accused person had suddenly died.( Past Perfect Active Voice)
The judge hasn’t pronounced a sentence yet. Present Perfect Active Voice
The members of the jury had been chosen before the trial. Past Perfect Passive Voice
The members of the jury are considering a verdict right now- Present Progressive Active Voice
The case investigator hopes( Present Simple Active Voice) he will have finished ( Future Perfect Active Voice) the investigation by the end of the week
The defence announced ( Past Simple Passive Voice) that he would have made( Future Perfect in the past Active Voice) his speech by 12 o’clock.