Question

50 БАЛОВ СРОЧНО!!! Use the following words to form questions in the present perfect simple. not help / you / your sister / why - ? they / release / already / their new album - ? she / ever / be / to the United States - ? never / they / eat / fish and chips - ? Peter / all day / be / where - ? you / your homework / already / finish - ? Fill in for or since into the gaps. I haven't seen my brother three days. He has stopped eating junk food May. She hasn't met him my party. They haven't gone to the cinema a long time. We have talked on Skype hours. The girls haven't eaten anything breakfast. Present prefect simple or past tense simple - complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. My parents have bought this laptop last weekend. (buy) I one of his books before. (not read) We twice since her birthday. (meet) They cleaning the apartment yet. (not finish) My parents the van yesterday afternoon. (hire) She my brother to her birthday party. (not invite)

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Why haven't you helped your sister?

Have they already released their new album?

Has she ever been to the United States?

Have they never eaten fish and chips?

Where has Pete been all day?

Have you already finished your homework?

2.  for, since, since, for, for, since,

3. haven't read, have met, haven't finished, hired, hasn't invited,

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the questions formed with the present perfect simple:

1. Why haven't you helped your sister?
2. Have they already released their new album?
3. Has she ever been to the United States?
4. Have they never eaten fish and chips?
5. Where has Peter been all day?
6. Have you already finished your homework?

Now, let's fill in "for" or "since" in the gaps:

1. I haven't seen my brother for three days.
2. He has stopped eating junk food since May.
3. She hasn't met him since my party.
4. They haven't gone to the cinema for a long time.
5. We have talked on Skype for hours.
6. The girls haven't eaten anything since breakfast.

Now, complete the sentences using either the present perfect simple or past tense simple, as appropriate:

1. My parents bought this laptop last weekend. (past tense simple)
2. I haven't read one of his books before. (present perfect simple)
3. We have met twice since her birthday. (present perfect simple)
4. They haven't finished cleaning the apartment yet. (present perfect simple)
5. My parents hired the van yesterday afternoon. (past tense simple)
6. She didn't invite my brother to her birthday party. (past tense simple)