Question

4 Complete the conversations. Use the past simple or present perfect.СРОЧНО!!!❤️ 1 A: .........you ever ...........(see) a shark?B: No, I haven't. But last year l ............. (swim)with dolphins on holiday.2 A: How long ............... Ruth ............ (have) stomach ache?B: It started yesterday. She ...........(not eat) anything since then.3 A: We ............ (go) to a Japanese restaurant last weekend.B: Really? I............. never ............ (try) Japanese food. What's it like?4 A: James and Tom ........ (be) over 20 minutes late this morning.B: .............. they ever ........... (arrive) at school on time? They're always late!​

Answer 1

1) A:have you ever seen
B)swam
2)A:Has Ruth had
B:has not eaten
3)A:went
B:have never tried
4A:) were
B:have they ever arrived

Answer 2

1. A: Have you ever seen a shark? B: No, I haven't. But last year I had the chance to swim with dolphins on holiday.

2. A: How long has Ruth been having stomach ache? B: It started yesterday. She hasn't eaten anything since then.

3. A: We went to a Japanese restaurant last weekend. B: Really? I have never tried Japanese food. What's it like?

4. A: James and Tom have been over 20 minutes late this morning. B: Have they ever arrived at school on time? They're always late!

Please note that in English, when you want to ask about an action that happened at an unspecified time in the past, you can use the present perfect tense. For example, "Have you ever seen a shark?" or "Have they ever arrived at school on time?".

In the past simple tense, you can ask about an action that happened at a specific time in the past, like "Did you see a shark yesterday?" or "Did they arrive at school on time?".

In these conversations, the present perfect tense is used to ask about past experiences or actions that happened at an unspecified time in the past.