1) Tonight, I am going to party
2) I don't usually play football
3) My friends often smoke
4) Right now, I am am doing my homework
5) Next weekend I am playing table tennis with Joe
<span>6) I sometimes watch TV.</span>
to be-> was/were->been
to cut->cut->cut
to come->came->come
to do-> did-> done
to go-> went-> gone
to write->wrote->written
to put->put->put
to fly->flew-> flown
to choose->chose->chose
to begin->began->begun
to forget-> forgot->forgotten
to get->got->got
to give->gave->given
to have->had->had
to know->knew->known
to lay->laid->laid
to see->saw->seen
to teach->taught->taught
to buy->bought->bought
to sleep->slept->slept
to wear->wore->worn
to spend->spent->spent
to run-> ran->run
to speak->spoke->spoken
to tell->told->told
to upset->upset->upset
Предложения:
1)His friends had bought it in the jungle.
2) I won't sleep with a man who doesn't respect me
3) It is advisable to have your carpet laid by a professional.
4) I got the impression that she wasn't happy.
5) The trach has been worn down in part to bare rock
6) Pressure is then applied and the arcs are extinguished and upsetting occurs.
7) Prisons come far down the list of priorities.
8) The fipm has spent $100000 on hardware and software
9) She taught him to read.
10) He chose a seat facing the door.
Ну красивая- beautiful
А pretty - это значение больше к слову симпатичная
<span>1) I have lunch at 1 o'clock every day.
2) Students don't go to school at the weekend.
3) We </span><span><span> always </span>watch the news on TV.
4) They play tennis twice a month.
5) Does your mother </span><span><span>sometimes </span>go to the market?
6) Patrick never helps his parents at home.
7) George and Sam are usually in bed before 11 o'clock.
8) Carla has a music lesson once a week.</span>
Look at these conversations and put in the correct form of the verb.
Use the Present Perfect Continuous or Simple.
* Sarah: I feel really tired.
Mark: It's because you've been doing (you/do) too much.
Sarah: Well, at least I've finished (I/finish) that report now, and I can relax.
1. David: Someone ______HAS LEFT______ (leave) the ladder outside, look.
Harriet: I expect that's Mike___HAS BEEN CLEANING_____(he/clean) the windows. I don't think ____HE HAS FINISHED___ (he/finish) yet.
2. Laura: You've got mud on your shoes.
Trevor: It's all right , I'll take them off ____I HAVE BEEN WORKING______ (I/work) in the garden.
Laura: Yes, it looks a lot tidier. Well done___YOU HAVE DONE______ (you/do) a good job.
3. Tom: ___I HAVE HEARD____(I/hear) that you and Harriet are building a garage. How long ___HAVE YOU BEEN DOING___ (you/ do) that?
Mike: Oh, for about a month now. (we/ do) ____WE HAVE DONE____ about half of it.
B I have been doing or I have done? (1)
What would you ask in these situations? Use the Present Perfect Continuous or Simple.
* Your friend is wearing glasses. You've never seen him with glasses on before. Ask him how long ...
How long have you been wearing glasses?
* Nick is playing computer games. Ask him how many ...
How many computer games have you played?
1. You meet a group of people walking across country. Ask them:
How many miles…HAVE YOU WALKED………
2. Some workmen are digging up the road outside Sarah's house. Ask her:
How long……HAVE YOU BEEN DIGGING (UP THE ROAD)? ………..
3. Laura is taking lots of photos of you and your friends. Ask her:
How many ……PHOTOS HAVE YOU TAKEN? ………
4. You have just woken up from an afternoon sleep and seen that it is raining. Ask your friend:
How long...HAS IT BEEN RAINING...?
C I have been doing or I have done? (1-2)
Complete the conversation. Put the verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous or Simple.
Laura: What are you doing, Trevor? You’ve been (you/be) in here for ages. You're making an awful mess.
Trevor: (1) _____I HAVE BEEN CLEARING____ (I/clear) out this cupboard most of the afternoon.
There's a lot of old stuff in here. (2) ____I HAVE FOUND_____ (I/find) these, look.
Laura: (3) ____YOU HAVE BEEN SITTING_____ (you/sit) there staring at those old boots for the last five minutes. (4) ____I HAVE BEEN WATCHING____(I/ watch) you. (5) _____YOU HAVE BEEN ______ (you /be) in a dream.
Trevor: They're football boots. (6) _____I HAVENT HAD _____ (I / have) them since I was about sixteen. (7) ____THEY HAVE BEEN ____ (they/be) in here for years.
Laura: Well, throw them away. And what about that tennis racket? Is that yours?
Trevor: No, it must be yours. (8) ____I HAVE NEVER HAD ____ (I/never/have) a tennis racket.