Question

1. I’m enjoying my holiday and I met / ’ve met some really nice people. 2. Olga has lived / lived in this house for three years now. 3. I saw / ’ve seen a great film last week. 4. Some people left / have left yesterday’s concert before the end. 5. David has read / read a lot of books about this city, so he can tell you all about it. 6. I met / ’ve met a famous singer three days ago. 7. She hasn’t decided / didn’t decide where to go for her holiday. 8. We haven’t finished / didn’t finish the hockey match his morning because of the rain.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I’m enjoying my holiday and I’ve met some really nice people.

2. Olga has lived in this house for three years now.

3. I saw a great film last week.

4. Some people left yesterday’s concert before the end.

5. David has read a lot of books about this city, so he can tell you all about it.

6. I met a famous singer three days ago.

7. She hasn’t decided where to go for her holiday.

8. We haven’t finished the hockey match this morning because of the rain.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the correct forms for the sentences:

1. I’m enjoying my holiday and I’ve met some really nice people.
2. Olga has lived in this house for three years now.
3. I saw a great film last week. (Note: You should use "saw" because it's in the past tense and "last week" indicates a specific point in the past.)
4. Some people left yesterday’s concert before the end.
5. David has read a lot of books about this city, so he can tell you all about it.
6. I met a famous singer three days ago. (Note: Since you specified a specific time in the past, "met" is the correct form.)
7. She hasn’t decided where to go for her holiday. (Note: "Hasn't decided" indicates that the decision is still pending in the present.)
8. We didn’t finish the hockey match this morning because of the rain. (Note: "This morning" is a specific time in the past, so you should use "didn't finish.")