1)He has finished training. 2)She has scored twenty points in the match. 3)We have watched all the Champions League matches this season. 4)That's amazing! She has run fifteen kilometers this morning! 5)She has bought some really nice rollerblades! 6)Oh, no! I have lost my money! 7)My mum has written shopping list. It's on the kitchen table. 8)Dad, you have eaten my biscuit! 9)I’m tired. I have watched three X-Files videos. 10)Hurry up! They have started the film! 11)Mary has studied hard this year, so she'll pass her exams. 12)Oh no! She has droped the plate! 13)The garden is very green. It has rained a lot this month. 14)These are my favourite trousers. I have had them for five years. 15)Tom's my best friend. I have known him for three years. 16)They have lived in Miami for two years. Jo has earache. 17)He has had it since 7 o'clock.
1. He (did not waste) time with foolish questions like why, when and where. He did as he was told. 2. Always a punctual woman, she (comes) downstairs as the front door (is being opened) for Charles. 3. Some kind of public demonstration (is being planned) to take place at the airport tonight. 4. The flight (had not been announced) yet. It (would not be announced) for another half-hour, at least. 5. The message, as Tanya (was dictating) it, (was being typed) by a girl clerk in New York. 6. She could tell by the inclination of his head that he (had been listening) intently to everything that (had been said). 7. It (is) an old house that (is divided) into flats. 8. Julia can’t know what (is being said) about her, and someone must tell her. 9. Each apartment was usually ( shared) by two or three girls. They (were known) as stewardess’ nests. 10. Inez (occupied) a chair in the room’s centre to which she (had been/was guided) on arrival. 11. He ( saw) that the doors of Trans America Flight Two (had not been closed) yet, and a few remaining passengers were still ( checking) in.
He will travel a lot next year.
My btother usually goes to school by bike.
I ate two ice-creams an hour ago.
The girl read (читать как ред) a book at 5 o'clock yesterday.
We played football last Monday.