Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple or Present Perfect Tense. Dear Angela, I ... (just to find) a few minutes to write to you about my rest in the summer camp. I ... (to be) here for five days already. Our group ... (to arrive) at the camp last Friday and we ... (to have) busy days since then. I ... (to meet) a lot of new friends here. On Sunday we ... (to go) boating on the lake. It ... (to be) fun! I ... (not to go) boating for two years and my friend ... (never to do) it before. So our boat ... (to turn) upside down and we ... (to get) completely wet. It’s luck we can swim! But our small adventure ... (not to make) us upset. I ... (already to learn) some new songs. A boy from our group ... (to teach) me to sing them a few days ago. And yesterday we ... (to go) on an excursion to an ancient castle. I t ... (to be) very exciting trip! I ... (already to prepare) a souvenir for you. But sorry, I have not much time. We are going to have a football match. See you soon, Nigel.

Answer 1

Ответ:

have found

have been

arrived

have had

have met

went

was

have not gone

have not done

turned

got

haven't made

have learned

has teached

went

was

have prepared

Answer 2

Dear Angela, I (just found) a few minutes to write to you about my rest in the summer camp. I (have) been here for five days already. Our group (arrived) at the camp last Friday, and we (have) busy days since then. I (met) a lot of new friends here. On Sunday we (went) boating on the lake. It (was) fun! I (had not gone) boating for two years, and my friend (had never done) it before. So our boat (turned) upside down, and we (got) completely wet. It’s lucky we can swim! But our small adventure (did not make) us upset. I (have already learned) some new songs. A boy from our group (taught) me to sing them a few days ago. And yesterday we (went) on an excursion to an ancient castle. It (was) a very exciting trip! I (have already prepared) a souvenir for you. But sorry, I have not much time. We are going to have a football match. See you soon, Nigel.