Open the brackets using the correct forms of the verbs.
1) … (you / to read) that detective story yet, Tina? – No, I … (to read) it for two weeks,
but haven’t finished yet.
2) At this time tomorrow Jack … (to take) his driving test.
5) … (you / to wait) for a bus? How long … (you / to wait) for it? – I … (to wait) for half
an hour already. – How strange. It usually … (to arrive) on time.
7) … (you / to plan) your trip to France yet? – Yes, we … (to fly) to Paris tomorrow
morning. Richard … (already / to buy) tickets and Helen … (to pack) suitcases since 10
o’clock. I hope she … (finish) packing up things by the evening.
1) … (you / to read) that detective story yet, Tina? – No, I … (to read) it for two weeks,
but haven’t finished yet.
2) At this time tomorrow Jack … (to take) his driving test.
5) … (you / to wait) for a bus? How long … (you / to wait) for it? – I … (to wait) for half
an hour already. – How strange. It usually … (to arrive) on time.
7) … (you / to plan) your trip to France yet? – Yes, we … (to fly) to Paris tomorrow
morning. Richard … (already / to buy) tickets and Helen … (to pack) suitcases since 10
o’clock. I hope she … (finish) packing up things by the evening.
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1 Have you read,have been reading
2 will be taking
5. Are you waiting for a bus? How long have you been waiting for it? I have been waiting for half an hour already. How strange. It usually arrives on time.
7. Have you planned your trip to France yet? Yes we're flying to Paris tomorrow morning. Richard has already bought tickets and Helen has been packing suitcases since 10 o'clock.I hope she will have finished packing up things by the evening..