Question

1. her since morning. A.didn't see B.haven't seen C. not seen D. didn't saw 2. They a few minutes ago. A. left B. have left C. did left D. has left 3. The film yet. A. haven't started B. hasn't started C. didn't started 4. For breakfast she _two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. A. have B. has C. having D. had 5. She up at seven o'clock A. gets up B. got up C. getting up D. has get up 6. Steve the project last night. A. finished B. has finished C. have finished D. did finish 7. to the concert on Friday? А.Have you gone В.Has you gone C. Did you go D. Did you went

Answer 1

Ответ:

Here are the correct answers:

1. B. haven't seen

2. A. left

3. A. haven't started

4. B. has

5. A. gets up

6. A. finished

7. C. Did you go

Answer 2

1. "She hasn't seen her since morning." - The correct form is "haven't seen" because the sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

2. "They left a few minutes ago." - The correct form is "left" as it refers to a past action that happened a few minutes ago.

3. "The film hasn't started yet." - The correct form is "hasn't started" in the present perfect tense, denoting an action that should have occurred by now but hasn't.

4. "For breakfast, she had two eggs, a sandwich, and a cup of tea." - The correct form is "had" as it refers to a past action that has already taken place.

5. "She got up at seven o'clock." - The correct form is "got up" denoting a past action of getting out of bed at a specific time.

6. "Steve finished the project last night." - The correct form is "finished" indicating a completed action in the past.

7. "Did you go to the concert on Friday?" - The correct form is "Did you go" for asking about a past action.