1. Underline the correst answer.
1 — <u>for</u>
2 — <u>since</u>
3 — <u>for</u>
4 — <u>since</u>
5 — <u>for</u>
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 — did you go
2 — ate
3 — do you live
4 — saw
5 — didn't do
3. Rewrite the sentences. Add <em>ever </em>or <em>never </em>to each one
1. Have you ever played a musical instrument?
2. I've never won a music competition
3. Has Joanna ever written her own songs?
4. Have you ever lived in another country?
5. Jack has never played his guitar at a concert.
4. Underline the correct answer.
1 — <u>ever</u>
2 — <u>been</u>
3 — <u>never</u>
4 — <u>haven't finished</u>
5 — <u>gone</u>
1. I have already been there.
2. He just went to the hospital.
3. He has already seen this film.
4. Sorry, Mum, we have not bought them yet.
5. I have already done it
6. He just finished his homework.
7. We have already had lunch.
Who likes to thing?
Who was in the park?
What makes you think so?
Who saw the accident?
What needs washing?
Who made you feel disappointed?
Indefinite: always, two weeks ago, often, usually, generally, in a week, last Monday, in 1989, every day, yesterday, sometimes, <span>in the future,
</span>last year, on the 8th of March 1998, the day after tomorrow, next week, as a rule, tomorrow, seldom, rarely, a week ago, three days ago, throughout the year.
Continuous: now, at present, from 5 till 6 o’clock tomorrow, all morning yesterday, all the year round, just now, all day long.
Perfect: already, ever, never, since, yet, recently, by Monday, just, lately, this winter, since summer.