Question

Put the verb into Present Simple, Present Continios, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continious. Make negative and interrogative sentences. To work 1. Vicky ... in an Italian restaurant 2.I ... only for 3 days this week 3.The radio ... now 4.We ... in the garden since morning to cook 5.I ... roast chicken for 2 hours 6.Mum ... lunch at the moment. 7.He already ... seafood pasta 8.We ... Japanese food at weekends To read 9.Bob ... this book since last year 10. I usually... detective comics 11. Dad ... al the new newspapers today 12. She ... a fairy-tail to her son now

Answer 1

works

work

is working

have been working

have been coocking

is coocking

has coocked

coock

has been reading

read

has read

is reading

Answer 2

1. Vicky works in an Italian restaurant. Negative: Vicky does not work in an Italian restaurant. Interrogative: Does Vicky work in an Italian restaurant? 2. I have only worked for 3 days this week. Negative: I have not worked for 3 days this week. Interrogative: Have I only worked for 3 days this week? 3. The radio is playing now. Negative: The radio is not playing now. Interrogative: Is the radio playing now? 4. We have been working in the garden since morning. Negative: We have not been working in the garden since morning. Interrogative: Have we been working in the garden since morning? 5. I have been cooking roast chicken for 2 hours. Negative: I have not been cooking roast chicken for 2 hours. Interrogative: Have I been cooking roast chicken for 2 hours? 6. Mum is having lunch at the moment. Negative: Mum is not having lunch at the moment. Interrogative: Is Mum having lunch at the moment? 7. He has already eaten seafood pasta. Negative: He has not already eaten seafood pasta. Interrogative: Has he already eaten seafood pasta? 8. We eat Japanese food at weekends. Negative: We do not eat Japanese food at weekends. Interrogative: Do we eat Japanese food at weekends? 9. Bob has been reading this book since last year. Negative: Bob has not been reading this book since last year. Interrogative: Has Bob been reading this book since last year? 10. I usually read detective comics. Negative: I do not usually read detective comics. Interrogative: Do I usually read detective comics? 11. Dad has read all the new newspapers today. Negative: Dad has not read all the new newspapers today. Interrogative: Has Dad read all the new newspapers today? 12. She is reading a fairy-tale to her son now. Negative: She is not reading a fairy-tale to her son now. Interrogative: Is she reading a fairy-tale to her son now?