Question

Помогите пожалуйста :D Найди ошибки и исправь их (present perfect) 1 He never is late for the lessons 2 When have you been in Paris? 3 I went for a walk tomorrow 4 He hasnt written to us last month 5 You was in the park last Monday 6 She has done the washing-up yet 7 I didnt see that film yet 8 have they been to the Zoo yesterday? 9 Where have he been? 10 Tony read book at the moment 11 At the moment i have learnt English words. 12 It happened many last years 13 The children make so much noise that i cant work 14How many times did you read that book? 15 What do you do in the evenings?

Answer 1

1. He is never... 2. When will you... 3. I will go... 4. He didn’t written... 5. You were in the park... 6. She will done... 7. I will not see... 8. Will they... 9. Where will he... 10. Tony will read... 11. A the moment I will have... 12. It happened much... 13. The children made... 14. ...this book 15. What did you do...

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you correct the sentences using the present perfect tense. Here are the revised sentences:

1. He is never late for the lessons.
2. When have you been to Paris?
3. I am going for a walk tomorrow. (Note: You cannot use present perfect with specific future time expressions like "tomorrow.")
4. He hasn't written to us this month.
5. You were in the park last Monday. (Note: "You" is the correct form for the past tense.)
6. She hasn't done the washing-up yet.
7. I haven't seen that film yet.
8. Have they been to the zoo yesterday? (Note: "Yesterday" refers to a specific past time, so present perfect is not appropriate here. You can use simple past: "Did they go to the zoo yesterday?")
9. Where has he been?
10. Tony is reading a book at the moment. (Note: "Read" is the past tense; you need the present participle "reading" for the present perfect tense.)
11. At the moment, I have been learning English words. (Note: "Have learnt" implies a completed action in the past, and "at the moment" suggests the present. So, we use the present perfect continuous to show an ongoing action that started in the past and continues to the present.)
12. It happened many years ago. (Note: The present perfect is not suitable here since "last years" implies a specific time in the past. Use "ago" to indicate the time.)
13. The children make so much noise that I can't work. (Note: The context here suggests that the action of making noise is ongoing, so the simple present tense is appropriate.)
14. How many times have you read that book?
15. What do you do in the evenings? (Note: The context doesn't call for the present perfect; the simple present tense is correct here.)

Keep in mind that the present perfect tense is used to connect the past and the present, indicating actions that started in the past and have relevance to the present. If an action happened at a specific past time and is completed, it may not be appropriate to use the present perfect tense.