Question

Заполните пропуски, используя глаголы в Present Perfect. 1. – Are they still having lunch?– No, they (already / to finish).2. Her shoes are clean. She (to clean) her shoes.3.They are in bed now. They (just / to go) to bed.4. I (to be) to Paris twice.5.He (to do) some shopping.6. Somebody (to break) the shop window.7. Tim (to take) my umbrella.8. -Do you want to read this newspaper? -No, thanks. I (already/to read) it. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.No, they have already finished.

2.She has cleaned her shoes.

3.They have just gone to bed.

4.I have been to Paris twice.

5.He has done some shopping.

6.Somebody has broken the shop window.

7.Tim has taken my umbrella.

8.I have already read it.

Answer 2

1. – Are they still having lunch? – No, they have already finished. - The correct verb form to fill the blank is "have already finished" in the Present Perfect tense. This indicates that the action of finishing lunch happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[1]]

2. Her shoes are clean. She has cleaned her shoes. - The correct verb form to fill the blank is "has cleaned" in the Present Perfect tense. This indicates that the action of cleaning her shoes happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[2]]

3. They are in bed now. They have just gone to bed. - The correct verb form to fill the blank is "have just gone" in the Present Perfect tense. This indicates that the action of going to bed happened in the very recent past and is still relevant to the present. [[3]]

4. I have been to Paris twice. - The verb form "have been" in the Present Perfect tense is correct here. It indicates that the action of going to Paris happened at an unspecified time in the past and is still relevant to the present. [[4]]

5. He has done some shopping. - The verb form "has done" in the Present Perfect tense is correct here. It indicates that the action of doing some shopping happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[5]]

6. Somebody has broken the shop window. - The verb form "has broken" in the Present Perfect tense is correct here. It indicates that the action of breaking the shop window happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[6]]

7. Tim has taken my umbrella. - The verb form "has taken" in the Present Perfect tense is correct here. It indicates that the action of taking my umbrella happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[7]]

8. - Do you want to read this newspaper? - No, thanks. I have already read it. - The verb form "have already read" in the Present Perfect tense is correct here. It indicates that the action of reading the newspaper happened in the past but is still relevant to the present. [[8]]