Question

Task 5 (20 points). Write a sentence for each situation using Present Perfect Continuous and for or since. Example: 0. She started reading this book 2 weeks ago and she is still doing it. - She has been reading this book for 2 weeks. 1. It started snowing at 1 o’clock and it is still snowing. __________________________________________________________________ 2. He started playing this video game last week and he is still playing it. __________________________________________________________________ 3. I started doing my homework at 6 o’clock and I’m still doing it. __________________________________________________________________ 4. They came to the restaurant 3 hours ago and they are still waiting for a table. __________________________________________________________________ 5. Jessica started looking for a new flat a month ago and she’s still looking. __________________________________________________________________ Task 6 (20 points). Complete the sentences with tags. The police found some fingerprints on the wall, _______? Canterbury was a roman town once, _______? It has been a lot of rain this spring, _______? That wasn't a very important book, _______? Jenny and Tom haven’t arrived yet, _______? Nothing interesting happens this week, _______? I’m not disturbing you with my presence, _______? Your mum has been working in this factory for a long time, _______? Hens can fly for short distances, _______? Don’t turn on the TV, _______? Task 7 (10 points) Complete the sentences with have to / don’t have to / has to / doesn’t have to. You _______ wear a helmet on the building site. The students _____ go to school on Sunday. The deadline of my project is Tuesday. I _______ finish it on Tuesday. I _____ finish this exercise, otherwise my mum will punish me. John _______ be at work at ten. It is the time when his work starts.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Task 5:

It has been snowing since 1 o’clock.

He has been playing this video game for a week.

I have been doing my homework since 6 o’clock.

They have been waiting for a table for 3 hours.

Jessica has been looking for a new flat for a month.

Task 6:

haven't they?

wasn't it?

hasn't it?

was it?

have they?

does it?

am I?

hasn't she?

can't they?

can you?

Task 7:

have to

don't have to

have to

have to

has to

Answer 2

Task 5:

1. It started snowing at 1 o’clock and it is still snowing. - It has been snowing since 1 o'clock.
2. He started playing this video game last week and he is still playing it. - He has been playing this video game for a week.
3. I started doing my homework at 6 o’clock and I’m still doing it. - I have been doing my homework since 6 o'clock.
4. They came to the restaurant 3 hours ago and they are still waiting for a table. - They have been waiting for a table for 3 hours.
5. Jessica started looking for a new flat a month ago and she’s still looking. - Jessica has been looking for a new flat for a month.

Task 6:

1. The police found some fingerprints on the wall, didn't they?
2. Canterbury was a Roman town once, wasn't it?
3. It has been a lot of rain this spring, hasn't it?
4. That wasn't a very important book, was it?
5. Jenny and Tom haven’t arrived yet, have they?
6. Nothing interesting happens this week, does it?
7. I’m not disturbing you with my presence, am I?
8. Your mum has been working in this factory for a long time, hasn't she?
9. Hens can fly for short distances, can't they?
10. Don’t turn on the TV, will you?

Task 7:

1. You have to wear a helmet on the building site.
2. The students don’t have to go to school on Sunday.
3. The deadline of my project is Tuesday. I have to finish it on Tuesday.
4. I have to finish this exercise, otherwise my mum will punish me.
5. John has to be at work at ten. It is the time when his work starts.