Question

Пожалуйста помогите мне срочно с заданием Choose the correct form of the verb from the brackets (Present Perfect, Present Indefinite, Past Indefinite). 1. We just (to listen) to the news. You know I (to buy) a new radioset yesterday. 2. My parents (to give) me a new toy car as a birthday present. 3. He already (to wake up). He always (to sleep) late on Sunday. 4. (to brush) your teeth, Tommy. You (to forget) to do it yesterday. 5. You (not to know) the rhyme, (to learn) it? 6. His parents promised to buy him a puppy. They already (to buy) it? 7 .1 (not to speak) to Nick’s teacher yet. 8. You (to visit) Mrs Cartright? — I (to go) to see her last night. 9. I never (to hear) this song. Who (to sing) it? 10. Where is Alice? She just (to return) from the swimming pool.

Answer 1

1. We have just (been listening) to the news. You know I (bought) a new radio-

set yesterday.

2. My parents (gave/have given) me a new toy car as a birthday present.

3. He has already (woken up). He always (sleeps) late on Sunday.

4. (Brush) your teeth, Tommy. You ( forgot) to do it yesterday.

5. You do not know the rhyme, have you been learning it?

6. His parents promised to buy him a puppy. Have they already (bought) it?

8. Have you (visited) Mrs Cartright? — I (went) to see her last night.

9. I have never (heard) this song. Who (sings) it?

10. Where is Alice? She has just (returned) from the swimming pool.

Answer 2

1. We just listened to the news. You know I bought a new radio set yesterday.
2. My parents gave me a new toy car as a birthday present.
3. He has already woken up. He always sleeps late on Sunday.
4. Brush your teeth, Tommy. You forgot to do it yesterday.
5. Don't you know the rhyme? Have you learned it?
6. His parents promised to buy him a puppy. Have they already bought it?
7. I have not spoken to Nick's teacher yet.
8. Have you visited Mrs. Cartright? — I went to see her last night.
9. I have never heard this song. Who sang it?
10. Where is Alice? She has just returned from the swimming pool.

Note: In some cases, both Present Perfect and Present Indefinite forms are possible, depending on the context and the speaker's perspective.