Question

2. Complete the pairs of sentences. Use the Present Perfect in one sentence and the Past Simple in the other. I. I (know) 2. I (know) her for six years. hitn when I was at school, 3. He (live) 4. He (live) in Paris from 1907 to 2000. in New York since 2001. 5. Where's Pete? I (not see) 6. I (not see) Pete last might. him for ages. 7. We (be) 8. We (bic) at primary school from 1993 to [998. in this loss since September. 9. I (not watch) this video yet. 0.1 (not watch) a video at the weekend. 3. Раскройте скобки, восстании предложенное прилагательное в нужной степени. I. Jill's a far (intelligent) person than my brother. 2. Kate was the 3. Grey felt 4. This wine is the 5. Juck was the 6. Jack is the (practical) of the family. (bud) yesterday than the dirty before. (good) I've ever tasted. (tall) of the (wo, (elever) or the three brothers.

Answer 1

1. I (have known)her for six years.

2. I (knew)him when I was at school,

3. He (lived)in Paris from 1907 to 2000.

4. He (has lived)in New York since 2001.

5. Where's Pete? I (have not seen)him for ages.

6. I (did not see)Pete last might.

7. We (were)at primary school from 1993 to [998.

8. We (have been)in this loss since September.

9. I (have not watched)this video yet.

10. I (did not watch)a video at the weekend.

3.

I. Jill's a far (more intelligent) person than my brother.

2. Kate was the(most practical) of the family.

3. Grey felt(worse) yesterday than the day before.

4. This wine is the(best) I've ever tasted.

5. Juck was the(tallest) of the

6. Jack is the(cleverest/most clever) of the three brothers.

Answer 2

Here are the completed pairs of sentences using the Present Perfect and Past Simple tenses:

1. I have known her for six years.
2. I knew him when I was at school.
3. He has lived in New York since 2001.
4. He lived in Paris from 1907 to 2000.
5. Where's Pete? I haven't seen him for ages.
6. I didn't see Pete last night.
7. We have been in this class since September.
8. We were in the same class at primary school from 1993 to 1998.
9. I haven't watched this video yet.
10. I didn't watch a video at the weekend.

Now, let's complete the sentences with the correct degrees of the given adjectives:

1. Jill's a far more intelligent person than my brother.
2. Kate was the better of the two.
3. Grey felt worse yesterday than the day before.
4. This wine is the best I've ever tasted.
5. Jack was the tallest of the three brothers.
6. Jack is the most practical of the family.