Question

Complete the sentences using the present periect. 1. Sally is still here. She hasn't gone (she / not/go) out.2. I can't find my bag, ...(you / see it) anywhere?3. I can't log on to the website. ... (I/forget) my password.4. I sent Joe an email this morning, but ... (he/not / reply)5. Is the meeting still going on, or ... (it / finish)?6. ... (the weather change). It's colder now.7. ... (you / not / sign) the form. Could you sign it now, please?8. Are your friends still here, or ... (they/go) home?9. Paul doesn't know what he's going to do. ... (he/ not/ decide / yet).10. "Do you know where Julia is?" "Yes, ... (I/just/see/her)11. "When is David going away? ... (he/already/ go)12. A: ... (your course / start / yet)?B: Not yet. It starts next week.ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ПОМОГИТЕ ​

Answer 1

1. Sally is still here. She hasn't gone out.

2. I can't find my bag, have you seen it anywhere?

3. I can't log on to the website. I have forgotten my password.

4. I sent Joe an email this morning, but he hasn't replied yet.

5. Is the meeting still going on, or has it finished?

6. The weather has changed. It's colder now.

7. You haven't signed the form. Could you sign it now, please?

8. Are your friends still here, or have they gone home?

9. Paul doesn't know what he's going to do. He hasn't decided yet.

10. "Do you know where Julia is?" "Yes, I've just seen her.

11. "When is David going away? He has gone already.

12. A: Has your course started yet?

B: Not yet. It starts next week.

Answer 2

1. Sally is still here. She hasn't gone (she has not gone) out.
2. I can't find my bag, have you seen it anywhere? (Have you seen it?)
3. I can't log on to the website. I have forgotten (I have forgotten) my password.
4. I sent Joe an email this morning, but he has not replied (he has not replied).
5. Is the meeting still going on, or has it finished (has it finished)?
6. The weather has changed (The weather has changed). It's colder now.
7. You have not signed (You have not signed) the form. Could you sign it now, please?
8. Are your friends still here, or have they gone (have they gone) home?
9. Paul doesn't know what he's going to do. He has not decided (he has not decided) yet.
10. "Do you know where Julia is?" "Yes, I have just seen her (I have just seen her)."
11. "When is David going away? Has he already gone (Has he already gone)?"
12. A: Has your course started (Has your course started) yet? B: Not yet. It starts next week.