Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. I (do) my homework for three hours now and I (do) just the half of it.
2. How long you (not see) him? Since last October.
3. When he last (write) to you? Last week.
4. I (know) them very well. We (be) good friends since we were at school.
5. you (see) my glasses anywhere? I (look) for them for an hour and I can't find them.
6. What you (do) recently? I (not see) you for ages!
7. I (try) to contact you since last week. We have to talk - it's important.
8. The last time we (meet) was three years ago in London.
9. He (not want) to offend you. He (have) to go on a business trip, that's why he couldn't come.
10. you (hear) the news? John (get) a new job!
1. I (do) my homework for three hours now and I (do) just the half of it.
2. How long you (not see) him? Since last October.
3. When he last (write) to you? Last week.
4. I (know) them very well. We (be) good friends since we were at school.
5. you (see) my glasses anywhere? I (look) for them for an hour and I can't find them.
6. What you (do) recently? I (not see) you for ages!
7. I (try) to contact you since last week. We have to talk - it's important.
8. The last time we (meet) was three years ago in London.
9. He (not want) to offend you. He (have) to go on a business trip, that's why he couldn't come.
10. you (hear) the news? John (get) a new job!
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1. I have been doing my homework for three hours now and I have done just the half of it.2. How long haven't you seen him? Since last October.
3. When did he last write to you? Last week.
4. I know them very well. We have been good friends since we were at school.
5. Have you seen my glasses anywhere? I have been looking for them for an hour and I can't find them.
6. What have you done recently? I have not seen you for ages!
7. I have been trying to contact you since last week. We have to talk - it's important.
8. The last time we met was three years ago in London.
9. He did not want to offend you. He had to go on a business trip, that's why he couldn't come.
10. Have you heard the news? John has got a new job!