Question

Употребите Present Perfect (Have/Has + V3) или Present Perfect Progressive (Have/Has + been + Ving) 1. Mother says she (to forget) to buy bread for supper and asks me to do it, but I can’t. I am doing my English test, I (do) it for two hours already and I (not, finish) all the tasks yet. 2. My parents (dream) about going to France since last summer. I think they already (buy) train tickets for trip. 3. Mr. Barker (learn) to drive a lorry for half a year yet. But I don’t think he (become) a real driver. I think he is still afraid of London roads. He always (be) afraid of them. 4. How long you (know) Mrs. Barker? — Oh, I (know) her since 2003. 5. My granny (not, meet) the Barkers for ten years. Is everything all right with them? — Yes, it is. We just (speak) to Mr. Barker on the phone.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Mother says she has forgotten... I have been doing it for two hours already and I haven't finished all the tasks yet.

2. My parents have been dreaming about going to France since last summer. I think they have already bought train tickets for the trip.

3. Mr. Barker has been learning to drive a lorry for half a year yet. But I don’t think he has become a real driver. I think he is still afraid of London roads. He has always been afraid of them.

4.  How long have you known Mrs. Barker? — Oh, I have known her since 2003.

5. My granny has not met  the Barkers for ten years. Is everything all right with them? — Yes, it is. We have just spoken to Mr. Barker on the phone.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. Mother says she **has forgotten** to buy bread for supper and asks me to do it, but I can't. I am doing my English test; I **have been doing** it for two hours already, and I **haven't finished** all the tasks yet. 2. My parents **have been dreaming** about going to France since last summer. I think they already **have bought** train tickets for the trip. 3. Mr. Barker **has been learning** to drive a lorry for half a year now, but I don't think he **has become** a real driver yet. I think he is still afraid of London roads. He always **has been afraid** of them. 4. How long **have you known** Mrs. Barker? — Oh, I **have known** her since 2003. 5. My granny **hasn't met** the Barkers for ten years. Is everything all right with them? — Yes, it is. We just **spoke** to Mr. Barker on the phone.