Question

IX. Put the verbs in brackets into Present Perfect of Past Simple: 1. Harry is ill. He (to have) an accident. He (to break) his leg. 2. (To have) you ever quinsy? – Yes, I ___. – When (to have) you it? – I (to have) it last winter. 3. You (to cut) your finger. How (to happen) it? 4. Jane (to recover) yet? – No, she‘s still in hospital. 5. Mr. Wood (not to feel) well lately. He first (to faint) last week. 6. The patient (to be confined) to bed for over a month. 7. The pain (not to subside) yet. 8. A thorough examination (to confirm) the diagnosis. 9. The patient (to be discharged) from hospital already. 10.What the examination (to reveal)?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 He had an accident. He broke his leg  PAST SIMPLE

2 Have you ever had quinsy? Yes, i have   PRESENT PERFECT

When did you have it? I had it last winter   PAST SIMPLE

3 You cut your finger. How did it happened?   PAST SIMPLE

4 Has Jane recovered yet? PRESENT PERFECT

5 Mr. Wood didn't feel well lately. He first fainted last week.  PAST SIMPLE

6 The patient has confined to bed for over a month.  PRESENT PERFECT

7 The pain hasn't subsided yet.  PRESENT PERFECT

8 A thorough examination confirmed the diagnosis.  PAST SIMPLE

9 The patient has discharged from hospital already. PRESENT PERFECT

10 What did the examination reveal?  PAST SIMPLE

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the verbs in the correct tense:

1. Harry is ill. He had an accident. He broke his leg.

2. Have you ever had quinsy? – Yes, I have. – When did you have it? – I had it last winter.

3. You cut your finger. How did it happen?

4. Jane hasn't recovered yet? – No, she's still in the hospital.

5. Mr. Wood has not been feeling well lately. He first fainted last week.

6. The patient has been confined to bed for over a month.

7. The pain has not subsided yet.

8. A thorough examination has confirmed the diagnosis.

9. The patient has been discharged from the hospital already.

10. What did the examination reveal?