The Duke and Duchess will visit Australia and New Zealand as part of a two-week tour. The Royal Tour begins on Tuesday 16th October in Sydney and finishes on Wednesday 31st October in Wellington. The Duke and Duchess have been invited by the Australian and New Zealand governments. While the Thike has already visited both countries several times, the Duchess hasn't been to Australia yet.
We expect that their Royal Highnesses will visit a number of towns and cities across both countries. We also hope they will see how much both countries have done in the fields of technology, tourism, sport, and arts. They will also remember the people from both countries who died in World War I.
The schedule for the Tour is very busy. The Duke and Duchess will visit Australia from 16th to 27th October and New Zealand - from 28th to 31st October.
Объяснение:
Упражнение 1. Fill in the gaps in the sentences below with proper tenses that best fit your understanding of the sentence.
1. She usually (goes) there early in the morning but today she felt so bad so, most probably she (will go) late in the afternoon.
2. I (have finished) the soup and I (am) totally amazed by the result.
3. She (invited) him yet he (refused) her again despite of (having been informed) …in due time.
4. She (can not) believe him (to have forgotten) again about their meeting.
5. She said she (would come) in 4 hours but most probably the plane (landed) late and this was the real cause.
6. Karla (will be) …there when you (call) her, always happy, always with a smile.
7. From time to time he (kept going) there and then returned to his cottage full of hope of the fresh air inhaled in his lungs and in his spirit.
8. He (does not understand) how to be in 2 places at the same time when she (can not) do even one thing right in plenty of time and relaxation.
9. She said she (had not come) yet, she (could not keep) her word doing the job in his place one more time.
10. She (arrived) late as she (had been informed) the bus (would leave) at 10:15.
The Present Perfect Tense is formed with the help of the auxiliary verb "to have" (by us)
She was told the truth (by them)
I was promised a book (by her)
The cake has been cooked very well (by her)
Chalk is used for writing on the blackboard
The work will be finished at about seven (by me)
The coffee was brought (by the waitress)
I was taken to the pictures last week (by one of my friends)
I will be met at the station (by them)
The work shall be finished in time (by us)
The house was built in 1980 (by them)
I wasn't invited to the party because they didn't know I was in Moscow
The windows weren't left open (by me)
The light wasn't turned off (by them)
Some of my friends have been invited (by me)
I have been given a book (by her)
Has the letter been written yet?