Question

a Circle the correct form. Have you ever seen Did you ever see a Japanese film? 1 I haven't finished / didn't finish this book. I'm on page 210. 2 My boyfriend has given / gave me a ring for my last birthday. 3 They've bought / bought a new house last month. 4 Have you ever danced / Did you ever dance a tango? 5 My friends have gone / went to a party last weekend.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

Have you ever seen a Japanese film?
1 I haven't finished  this book. I'm on page 210.

2 My boyfriend gave me a ring for my last birthday.
3 They bought a new house last month.
4 Have you ever danced a tango?

5 My friends went to a party last weekend.​

Answer 2

Have you ever seen a Japanese film?

I haven't finished this book. I'm on page 210.

My boyfriend  gave me a ring for my last birthday.

They bought a new house last month.

Have you ever danced  a tango?

My friends  went to a party last weekend.​

Answer 3

Here are the correct forms for the sentences:

1. I haven't finished this book. I'm on page 210. (Present Perfect)
2. My boyfriend gave me a ring for my last birthday. (Simple Past)
3. They bought a new house last month. (Simple Past)
4. Have you ever danced a tango? (Present Perfect)
5. My friends went to a party last weekend. (Simple Past)

In each case, the correct form is determined by the tense and context of the sentence.