Question

Ex. 7. (A, B) Put in been or gone. Example: Where’s Paul? - He has gone to the library. We’ve been to the country today. Look, we’ve brought some flowers. 1. Where have you spent your holidays? - I’ve____________ to Italy. 2. Are you going to the shops? - No, I’ve just____________ to the shops. 3. Is Alex home? - No, he’s ____________to the park. 4. Are they both out? - Yes, they’ve both____________to the market. Ex. 8. (A, B) Make sentences with already and yet. Example: Don’t forget to pack some warm clothes. - I’ve already packed them. Have you typed the letters yet? - Yes, I’ve already typed them. Have you bought that dress? - No, I haven’t bought it yet, but I’m going to buy it. 1. Why don’t you have a bath? - ____________ 2. Shall I buy some newspapers? - No,____________ 3. Have you asked Jim yet? - Yes,____________ 4. Have you invited Larry and Sue? - No, I___________ , but I am_____________ 5. Has the manager arrived yet? - Yes,____________ 6. Has Jill written to Dad? - No, she____________but she____________ tonight.

Answer 1

1. been 2.been 3. gone 4. gone. 1. I have a bath already 2.No, I have already bought them. 3. Yes, I have already asked him. 4.No, I haven't invited them yet, I am going to do it.5. Yes, he has already arrived. 6. No, she hasn't written him yet but she will write it tonight

Answer 2

1. Why don't you have a bath? - I've already had one.
2. Shall I buy some newspapers? - No, I've already bought some.
3. Have you asked Jim yet? - Yes, I've already asked him.
4. Have you invited Larry and Sue? - No, I haven't invited them yet, but I am planning to.
5. Has the manager arrived yet? - Yes, he has already arrived.
6. Has Jill written to Dad? - No, she hasn't written yet, but she will write tonight.