Выбрать present perfect или present continuous
1. John isn't in. He (go) to the pictures again although he (be - go) twice already this week.
2. They (not speak) to each other since they quarrelled.
3. That grandfather's clock (stand) there for as long remember.
4. Cyril (try) to take me out to dinner for the last three
5. How long you (learn) weeks English?. 6. I (wait) here nearly half an hour for Maisie;do you think she (forget) to come?
7. My clothes (hang) in the wardrobe all the time I was away, and now I see the moths (eat) great holes in them.
8. My watch (go) for three days and it (not run down) yet.
9. He (lose) his books.He (look) for them all the afternoon, but they (not turn up) yet.
10. You ever (see) a live rhinoceros? You just (look) at the picture of one I shot in Africa last year.
11. Jack (go) to Switzerland for a holiday, I never (be = go) there.
12. He only (write) to me once since he went away, I send him four letters.
13. She (read) all the works of Dickens and Scott. How many you (read)?
14. I (sit) for my portrait for the last six months, but the artist (not finish) yet.
15. You must wake her! She (sleep) soundly for ten hoers!
1. John isn't in. He (go) to the pictures again although he (be - go) twice already this week.
2. They (not speak) to each other since they quarrelled.
3. That grandfather's clock (stand) there for as long remember.
4. Cyril (try) to take me out to dinner for the last three
5. How long you (learn) weeks English?. 6. I (wait) here nearly half an hour for Maisie;do you think she (forget) to come?
7. My clothes (hang) in the wardrobe all the time I was away, and now I see the moths (eat) great holes in them.
8. My watch (go) for three days and it (not run down) yet.
9. He (lose) his books.He (look) for them all the afternoon, but they (not turn up) yet.
10. You ever (see) a live rhinoceros? You just (look) at the picture of one I shot in Africa last year.
11. Jack (go) to Switzerland for a holiday, I never (be = go) there.
12. He only (write) to me once since he went away, I send him four letters.
13. She (read) all the works of Dickens and Scott. How many you (read)?
14. I (sit) for my portrait for the last six months, but the artist (not finish) yet.
15. You must wake her! She (sleep) soundly for ten hoers!
Answers & Comments
2. They (have not spoken) to each other since they quarrelled.
3. That grandfather's clock (has been standing) there for as long remember.
4. Cyril (has been trying) to take me out to dinner for the last three
5. How long have you (been learning) English?
6. I (have been waiting) here nearly half an hour for Maisie;do you think she (has forgotten) to come?
7. My clothes (have been hanging) in the wardrobe all the time I was away, and now I see the moths (have eaten) great holes in them.
8. My watch (has been going) for three days and it (has not run down) yet.
9. He (has lost) his books.He (has been looking) for them all the afternoon, but they (have not turnd up) yet.
10. Have you ever (seen) a live rhinoceros? You have just (been looking) at the picture of one I shot in Africa last year.
11. Jack (has gone) to Switzerland for a holiday, I have never (been) there.
12. He has only (written) to me once since he went away, I send him four letters.
13. She (has read) all the works of Dickens and Scott. How many have you (read)?
14. I (have been sitting) for my portrait for the last six months, but the artist (has not finished) yet.
15. You must wake her! She (has been sleeping) soundly for ten hoers!