Question

Yesterday and today. Use the past simple or present perfrct. 1.We (eat) a lot yesterday, but we (not eat) much so far today. 2.It (snow) a lot last winter, but it (not snow) so far this winter. 3. I (play) tennis last year, but I (not play) this year. 4.We often (go) to discos last summer, but we (not go) this year. 5.They (win) a lot of matches last season, but they (not win) many matches this year.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. We ate a lot yesterday, but we haven't eaten much so far today.

2. It snowed a lot last winter, but it wasn't snowy so far this winter.

3. I played tennis last year, but I didn't this year.

4. We often went to discos last summer, but we haven't gone thus year.

5. They won a lot of matches last season, but they haven't won many matched thus year.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb forms (past simple or present perfect):

1. We (eat) a lot yesterday, but we (not eat) much so far today. - We ate a lot yesterday, but we haven't eaten much so far today.

2. It (snow) a lot last winter, but it (not snow) so far this winter. - It snowed a lot last winter, but it hasn't snowed so far this winter.

3. I (play) tennis last year, but I (not play) this year. - I played tennis last year, but I haven't played this year.

4. We often (go) to discos last summer, but we (not go) this year. - We often went to discos last summer, but we haven't gone this year.

5. They (win) a lot of matches last season, but they (not win) many matches this year. - They won a lot of matches last season, but they haven't won many matches this year.