Question

Помогите плиз!! ( Fill in the blanks with the Past Simple or Present Perfect of the verbs in breackets. 1. Mary has never been to (never/go) to Paris, so she's very excited about her journey. 2. McDonalds... (open) a new restaurant near my house, but I... (not/go) there yet. 3. It's ten years since I last... (see) Jim. 4. Ineed the car, Sue. Where... (you/park) it? 5. The postman... (just/deliver) the letters. Here you are, Sam! 6. It... (rain) since this morning. 7. Mum... (buy) a new type of cheese. Do you want to taste it?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Mary has never been to to Paris, so she's very excited about her journey.

2. McDonalds opened a new restaurant near my house, but I haven’t gone there yet.

3. It's ten years since I last saw Jim.

4. Ineed the car, Sue. Where did you park it?

5. The postman just delivered the letters. Here you are, Sam!

6. It rained since this morning.

7. Mum bought a new type of cheese. Do you want to taste it?

Объяснение:

Надеюсь, что верно. Удачи!!

Answer 2

1. Mary has never been to (never/go) to Paris, so she's very excited about her journey. 2. McDonald's has opened a new restaurant near my house, but I have not gone there yet. 3. It's ten years since I last saw Jim. 4. I need the car, Sue. Where have you parked it? 5. The postman has just delivered the letters. Here you are, Sam! 6. It has been raining since this morning. 7. Mum has bought a new type of cheese. Do you want to taste it?

Explanation:

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in either the Past Simple or Present Perfect tense.

1. "Mary has never been to (never/go) to Paris" - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense because Mary's trip to Paris is still relevant to the present moment. The correct answer is "Mary has never been to Paris."

2. "McDonald's has opened a new restaurant near my house, but I have not gone there yet." - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense for the first part of the sentence because the action of opening the restaurant is recent and has a connection to the present moment. The second part of the sentence uses the Past Simple tense because it refers to a specific past action that has not happened yet. The correct answers are "McDonald's has opened a new restaurant" and "I have not gone there yet."

3. "It's ten years since I last saw Jim." - Here, we use the Past Simple tense because the action of seeing Jim happened in the past and is not connected to the present moment. The correct answer is "I last saw Jim."

4. "I need the car, Sue. Where have you parked it?" - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense because the action of parking the car is recent and has a connection to the present moment. The correct answer is "Where have you parked it?"

5. "The postman has just delivered the letters. Here you are, Sam!" - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense because the action of delivering the letters is recent and has a connection to the present moment. The correct answer is "The postman has just delivered the letters."

6. "It has been raining since this morning." - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense because the action of raining started in the past and has a connection to the present moment. The correct answer is "It has been raining."

7. "Mum has bought a new type of cheese. Do you want to taste it?" - Here, we use the Present Perfect tense because the action of buying the cheese is recent and has a connection to the present moment. The correct answer is "Mum has bought a new type of cheese."