Question

Необходимо ответить на во согласно образцу (время - THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE).

1) PATTERN B: — Have you got an Oxford dictionary? (buy)
— No, I haven't bought one yet.

1. Do you know the news? (hear) 2. Has John gone home? (leave) 3. Are you. going to the country for the week-end? (think about) 4. Are you doing the work? (begin) 5. Is she his wife now? (marry) 6. Do you like the cake? (taste) 7. Does he know the rules? (learn) 3. Do you want to post the letter today? (write)`

2) PATTERN C: — Where's Tom's new shirt? (to put on)
— He's put it on.

1. What has happened to your finger? (cut) 2. Where's Nelly? (go for a walk).
3.Where's Bobby's blue cup? (break) 4. Why don't you wear your new dress? (spoil)
5. Where's Fred's bicycle? (sell) 6. Where's her new pen? (lose)

3) PATTERN D: - How long nave you been in London? (for a year)
- I've been there for a year.

1. Where have they lived since last year? (Chicago) 2. How long has she
studied Spanish? (for a year) 3. What have the children eaten since dinner? (nothing)
4. How much have you done since yesterday? (everything) 5. How long has your
nephew stayed in England? (for two years) 6. What have you done since Saturday? (a
lot) 7. How often have you seen her since that day? (twice) 8. How long have they
been married? (for ten years)

4) PATTERN: — Open the door!
— But I've already opened it.

1. Ask him what he means! 2. Take the books to the library! 3. Water thе flowers! 5. Drink some hot milk! 6. Cut the bread! 7. Lay the table for breakfast! 8. Switch the TV set off! 9. Send the magazines to Fred!

Answer 1

1) Have you heard the news? Yes, I have already heard this. 2. Has John leaved home? No, he hasn’t leaved yet. 3. Have you thought about to the country for the weekend? Yes, I have thought about this. 4. Have you begun the work? Yes, I have already begun this. 5. Has she his married wife? No, she hasn’t married yet. 6. Have you tasted the cake? Yes, I have already tasted the cake. 7. Has he learned the rules? No, I haven’t learned this yet. 8. Have you written the letter today? No, I haven’t written this yet.