Question

Present Perfect • We (to visit) so many fascinating places this year. • I (to meet) him a few times this autumn. • I (to watch) this movie twice already! • He (to see) many films lately. • He (to finish) his work yet. • He (to make) good progress recently. • They just (to clean) the room. • I already (to buy) some tomatoes. • I (not to buy) any milk yet. • ____ you (to buy) tomatoes yet? • I (not to call) Alex yet. • I (to get) a new job recently. • I (to translate) ten pages so far. • I (to be) to France. • ____ you ever (to be) to London?

Answer 1

Ответ:

We have visited...

I have met..

I have watched...

He has seen...

He has finished...

He has made...

They just have cleaned...

I already have bought...

I haven't bought...

Have you bought...

I haven't called...

I have gotten...

I have translated...

I have been...

Have you ever been...

Answer 2

Present Perfect is a verb tense used to describe actions or experiences that have a connection to the present. It is often formed using the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" followed by the past participle of the main verb.

Here are the correct forms of the sentences:

• We have visited so many fascinating places this year. • I have met him a few times this autumn. • I have watched this movie twice already! • He has seen many films lately. • He hasn't finished his work yet. • He has made good progress recently. • They have just cleaned the room. • I have already bought some tomatoes. • I have not bought any milk yet. • Have you bought tomatoes yet? • I have not called Alex yet. • I have gotten a new job recently. (Note: In British English, "got" is used instead of "gotten.") • I have translated ten pages so far. • I have been to France. • Have you ever been to London?