Question

IV. Complete the sentences. Use Present Perfect (affirmative, negative, questions). 1. Betty _________________________ (begin) learning German. 2. _______he_________________ (ever, be) to Greece? 3. Jack __________________________ (never, speak) to Americans. 4. Joanne Rowling_________________________ (write) the books about Harry Potter. 5. __________Boris ____________(come) back? 6. Lizzy ____________________________ (not ring) her granny yet. 7. I ___________________________ (just, do) my homework. 8. Mike and Kate_______________________ (not eat) their porridge yet. 9. Have you seen this film? 10. The girls has already taked their dog for a walk.V. “Cat” or “dog” idioms? Like the … got the cream. Has the … got your tongue? Dumb … are dangerous. Let sleeping … lie. To let the … out of the bag. An old … will learn no new tricks. Like a … on hot bricks. Every … is a lion at home. A … in the manger. Like … and … .

Answer 1

Ответ:

1:begun

2:?,be-been

3:?,speak-spoken

4:writed

5:come

6:not rung

7:?,bo-bone

8:noteaten

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the sentences and identify the idioms. Here you go:

Present Perfect Sentences:

1. Betty has begun learning German.
2. Has he ever been to Greece?
3. Jack has never spoken to Americans.
4. Joanne Rowling has written the books about Harry Potter.
5. Has Boris come back?
6. Lizzy has not rung her granny yet.
7. I have just done my homework.
8. Mike and Kate have not eaten their porridge yet.
9. Have you seen this film?
10. The girls have already taken their dog for a walk.

Idioms:

1. Like the cat that got the cream.
2. Has the cat got your tongue?
3. Dumb dogs are dangerous.
4. Let sleeping dogs lie.
5. To let the cat out of the bag.
6. An old dog will learn no new tricks.
7. Like a cat on hot bricks.
8. Every dog is a lion at home.
9. A dog in the manger.
10. Like cats and dogs.

Please note that idiom #10 should be "Like cats and dogs," and there is a typo in sentence #10 ("taked" should be "taken").