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СРОЧНО АОАОАОАО 7 класс What time markers help us to define the Present Perfect Tense?Варианты ответовstillalreadyever/neverin two daysjustyetat the momentlast yearso farВопрос 2Find a mistake in one of the fragments:Jane have (1) had (2) a cold for (3) three days.Варианты ответовhadhaveforВопрос 3Fill in the proper forms of the verbs.Варианты ответовShe _______ just _______ to a new house.We ________ already _______ lunch.I ______ never ______ to New York.Jim ____________ in Germany for three years.Вопрос 4Match the columns to make correct sentences.Варианты ответовSam hasn't sentHave you everTerry has alreadyHow long have youВопрос 5How do we form the Present Perfect Tense?Варианты ответовhave/has + Ved/V3was/were + Vinghad + Ved/V3Вопрос 6Find a proper equivalent to the following sentence:It's a long time since Mary visited Helen.Варианты ответовMary visited Helen since a long time.Helen hasn't visited Mary for a long time.Mary hasn't visited Helen for a long time.Вопрос 7When do we use the Present Perfect Tense?Варианты ответовan action which has recently finished and whose result is visible in the present.an action which started and finished in the past and lasted for some time. The result or effect of the action is visible in the present.an action which happened at a stated moment in the past.Вопрос 8Write the sentence using the verb in brackets.Mike _______ (buy) a new mobile phone.Вопрос 9Write a negative sentence using the verb in brackets.He (not / repair) the car yet.Вопрос 10Make up the sentence from the following words.Варианты ответовhashefoundanewjobyet?​

Answer 1

1. Present perfect: already, ever/never, just, yet, so far
2. have
3. A) has (just) moved B) have (already) had C) have (never) been D) has lived
4. Нет никаких колонок у тебя для продолжения предложений
5. have/has + Ved/V3
6. В основном переложными «It’s been a long time». A proper equivalent: Mary hasn’t visited Helen for a long time
7. 1
8. Has bought
9. Hasn’t repaired
10. He hasn’t found a new job yet.

Answer 2

Question 1: The time markers that help us define the Present Perfect Tense are: still, already, ever/never, just, yet, at the moment, last year, so far.

Question 2: Find a mistake in one of the fragments: Jane have (1) had (2) a cold for (3) three days. The mistake is in fragment (1) "have" should be replaced with "has" to match the subject "Jane."

Question 3: Fill in the proper forms of the verbs.

• She has just moved to a new house.
• We have already had lunch.
• I have never been to New York.
• Jim has been in Germany for three years.

Question 4: Match the columns to make correct sentences.

• Sam hasn't sent the email yet.
• Have you ever been to Paris?
• Terry has already finished his homework.
• How long have you known each other?

Question 5: The Present Perfect Tense is formed by using "have" or "has" + past participle (Ved/V3).

Question 6: A proper equivalent to the sentence "It's a long time since Mary visited Helen" is "Mary hasn't visited Helen for a long time."

Question 7: We use the Present Perfect Tense for an action that has recently finished and whose result is visible in the present.

Question 8: The sentence using the verb in brackets "Mike (buy) a new mobile phone" is "Mike has bought a new mobile phone."

Question 9: A negative sentence using the verb in brackets "He (not/repair) the car yet" is "He has not repaired the car yet."

Question 10: The sentence made up from the given words "Has he found a new job yet?"