Question

C.C.* Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1. never/l/travelled/abroad/have2.I/lived/here/have/twenty/for/years/3. given/has/three/lan/already/lectures 4. has/all/travelled/Europe/She/over5. have/your/you/washed/hands? 6. Jane/have/to/and/theatre/Jim/gone/the7. have/They/on/young/they/farm/since/lived/a/were8. Mary/finished/her/yet/homework/hasn't​

Answer 1

1. I have never travelled abroad.

2.I have lived here for twenty years.

3. Ian has already given three lectures.

4. She has travelled all over Europe.

5. Have you washed your hands?

6. Jane and Jim have gone to the theatre.

7. They have lived on a farm since they were young.

8. Mary hasn't​ finished her homework yet.

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Перевод на всякий случай:

1. Я никогда не выезжал(а) за границу.

2. Я живу здесь двадцать лет.

3. Ян уже прочитал три лекции.

4. Она объездила всю Европу.

5. Ты помыл руки?

6. Джейн и Джим ушли в театр.

7. Они жили на ферме с детства/молодости.

8. Мэри еще не закончила домашнее задание.

Answer 2

Rearranging the Words to Form Correct Sentences

1. I have never travelled abroad. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "I have never travelled abroad".

2. I have lived here for twenty years. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "I have lived here for twenty years."

3. Lan has already given three lectures. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "Lan has already given three lectures."

4. She has travelled all over Europe. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "She has travelled all over Europe."

5. Have you washed your hands? - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "Have you washed your hands?"

6. Jane and Jim have gone to the theatre. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "Jane and Jim have gone to the theatre."

7. They have lived on the farm since they were young. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "They have lived on the farm since they were young."

8. Mary hasn't finished her homework yet. - The correct order of the words to form a sentence is "Mary hasn't finished her homework yet."

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