Question

Употребите в предложениях Present Perfect, выбрав пра­вильный предлог (since или for).I've worked in the factory (for/since) 1970.He's been abroad (for/since) five years. I studied French (for/since) twelve years. I've known her (for/since) 1982. I've lived here (for/since) I was a child. We've been in Paris (for/since) we were married. I've known them (for/since) years.Поставьте глагол в скобках в форму Future Progressive or Future Simple1. You've just missed the last train. Never mind, I (walk) ............................... 2. I'll ring you tomorrow at six. No, don't ring at six, I (bath)....................................3.Mother: Your face is dirty.Child: All right, I (wash)...............4. Will you have lunch with me on the 24th?I'd love to, but I'm afraid I (go)...................................my exam then.5. Why did you take his rasor? He (look) ................... for it everywhere tomorrow.6. I hope you'll do well in the race tomorrow I (think)............................ of you.7. I don't feel well enough to go to the station to meet him. I (meet) ........... him for you.But how I (recognize)................................................ him?He's small and fair, and he (wear)................................a black and white school cap.8. You've left the light on.-Oh, so I have. I (go).................................. and turn it off.9. This time next Monday I (sit)..........................................in a Paris caf6 reading le Figaro.-You (not read)..................................................................You'll be looking at all the pretty girls.10. - Waiter, this plate is dirty.- I'm sorry, sir, I (bring)................................................................you another one.

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Answer 2

I've worked in the factory since 1970. He's been abroad for five years. I studied French for twelve years. I've known her since 1982. I've lived here since I was a child. We've been in Paris since we were married. I've known them for years.

1. You've just missed the last train. Never mind, I'll walk. 2. I'll ring you tomorrow at six. No, don't ring at six, I'll be bathing. 3. Mother: Your face is dirty. Child: All right, I'll wash. 4. Will you have lunch with me on the 24th? I'd love to, but I'm afraid I'll be going to my exam then. 5. Why did you take his razor? He'll be looking for it everywhere tomorrow. 6. I hope you'll do well in the race tomorrow. I'll be thinking of you. 7. I don't feel well enough to go to the station to meet him. I'll meet him for you. But how will I recognize him? He's small and fair, and he'll be wearing a black and white school cap. 8. You've left the light on. Oh, so I have. I'll go and turn it off. 9. This time next Monday I'll be sitting in a Paris café reading le Figaro. - You won't be reading. You'll be looking at all the pretty girls. 10. - Waiter, this plate is dirty. - I'm sorry, sir, I'll bring you another one.