Question

Пожалуйста ответ ,а не объяснение Put the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple or in the Present Perfect. 1. I (never/be) to the USA. 2. He (live) in this street all his life. 3. His father (not come back) to London last Sunday. 4. Yan (write) a letter to Nick two days ago. 5. He (send) his letter yesterday? 6. They (just/ buy) some postcards? 7. I (have, just) a nice pot of coffee. Would you like a cup? 8. I (see, not) Steve this morning yet. 9. I (not go) to Paris in 2003 and 2006. 10. I (be) never to Italy.

Answer 1

Put the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple or in the Present Perfect.

1. I have never been

(never/be) to the USA.

2. He has lived

(live) in this street all his life.

3. His father didn't come

(not come back) to London last Sunday.

4. Yan wrote

(write) a letter to Nick two days ago.

5. Did he send

(send) his letter yesterday?

6. They have just bought

(just/ buy) some postcards?

7. I (have, just) have just had

a nice pot of coffee. Would you like a cup?

8. I (see, not) haven't seen

Steve this morning yet.

9. I (not go) didn't go

to Paris in 2003 and 2006.

10. I (be) have never been

to Italy.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's put the verbs in the Past Simple or Present Perfect tense:

1. I (never/be) to the USA. - Present Perfect: I have never been to the USA.

2. He (live) in this street all his life. - Past Simple: He lived in this street all his life.

3. His father (not come back) to London last Sunday. - Past Simple: His father did not come back to London last Sunday.

4. Yan (write) a letter to Nick two days ago. - Past Simple: Yan wrote a letter to Nick two days ago.

5. He (send) his letter yesterday? - Past Simple: Did he send his letter yesterday?

6. They (just/buy) some postcards? - Present Perfect: Have they just bought some postcards?

7. I (have, just) a nice pot of coffee. Would you like a cup? - Present Perfect: I have just made a nice pot of coffee. Would you like a cup?

8. I (see, not) Steve this morning yet. - Present Perfect: I have not seen Steve this morning yet.

9. I (not go) to Paris in 2003 and 2006. - Past Simple: I did not go to Paris in 2003 and 2006.

10. I (be) never to Italy. - Present Perfect: I have never been to Italy.