Question

-rect ve ays, ay, 14** Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present perfect, the present perfect continuous or the post simple. Thanks to my work, I 1) have had (have) the chance to view some truly amazing sights over the years, 1 (work) as a freelance nature and 2)...……………….…………………………... wildlife photographer for over two decades, and my job ..........(take) me to the four corners of the ....... (photograph) everything from strange underwater creatures in the Pacific Ocean to 3) Earth. I 4) ******** ************ rare bird species in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest. The change in my career 5)............... in 1999, when Mount Etna 6) (come about) (erupt), I was in Sicily visiting friends at the time, and the magnificent sight I 7) ........... (witness) was the reason why 1 8)...... ...... (make) the decision ********* to stop photographing animals and landscapes and go after the forces of nature. ****** Since then, 19).........................(shoot) stunning images of the 2004 tsunami disaster in Asia, the 2010 volcanic eruption in Iceland as well as several other events. So far | 10).........................(not/have) the opportunity to photograph tornados. It's next on my list though and sure to be a challenge. Is my work dangerous? Absolutely! My wife 11)..... .... (ask) me to go ******* back to wildlife photography for the last two years now, because she fears for my safety. But I can't give up the excitement this kind of photography 12) (bring) into my life yet!​

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Thanks to my work, I have had the chance to view some truly amazing sights over the years. I have worked as a freelance nature and wildlife photographer for over two decades, and my job has taken me to the four corners of the Earth. I have photographed everything from strange underwater creatures in the Pacific Ocean to rare bird species in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest. The change in my career came about in 1999 when Mount Etna erupted. I was in Sicily visiting friends at the time, and the magnificent sight I witnessed was the reason why I made the decision to stop photographing animals and landscapes and go after the forces of nature. Since then, I have shot stunning images of the 2004 tsunami disaster in Asia, the 2010 volcanic eruption in Iceland, as well as several other events. So far, I have not had the opportunity to photograph tornadoes. It's next on my list, though, and sure to be a challenge. Is my work dangerous? Absolutely! My wife has asked me to go back to wildlife photography for the last two years now because she fears for my safety. But I can't give up the excitement this kind of photography has brought into my life yet!