Question

СРОЧНО, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА. Put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect or the present perfect continuous: 1.Sally and tim..............(just/get married)/ 2.How long...............(Brian/work) at the homeless shelter? 3.John ...........(sneeze) all day and now he has a red nose. 4.I...............(travel) to the USA three times 5.Danny...........................(look for) a new job for the last two months 6.Emma...............................(not/graduate) yet; she"s in her final year at college. 7.........................(YOU/WORK) all day?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Sally and Tim have just got married (важен результат)

2. How long has been Brian working at the homeless shelter? ( выражение длительного действия)

3. John has been sneezing all day and now he has a red nose.

4. I have travelled to the USA three times 

5. Danny has been looking for a new job for the last two months

6. Emma has not graduated yet; she's in her final year at college

7. Have you been working all day?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs filled in using the present perfect or present perfect continuous tense:

1. Sally and Tim have just gotten married.
2. How long has Brian been working at the homeless shelter?
3. John has been sneezing all day and now he has a red nose.
4. I have traveled to the USA three times.
5. Danny has been looking for a new job for the last two months.
6. Emma has not graduated yet; she's in her final year at college.
7. Have you been working all day?

Please note that for the last sentence, I've used "Have you been working" assuming you were referring to "YOU" in the second person singular form. If it's meant to be plural (referring to multiple people), it would be "Have you all been working."