Question

Choose the correct word. 1. Have you ever / never been camping with friends? 2. No, I haven't been camping with my friends already yet. 3. Yes, I have already yet been camping with my friends. 4. Have you read this book ever yet? 5. Yes, I just yet have read it. 6. Have you ever yet been to London? 7. No, I ever never been to London. 8. I haven't swept the floor everyet. It's very dirty. 9. Liz has just yet got the driver's license. 10. Are you hungry? No, I have just never had breakfast. Write for and since in the following sentences. 1. I'm absolutely exhausted! I've corrected my students' essays hours. 2. They've lived next door 3. Paul has had his car 4. She has worked for that company 5. My neighbors have argued 6. David has waited for the bus 2004. six years. 7. Johnny has been a famous singer 8. I'm fed up! It has rained 9. The children have played tennis 10. Brenda has gone to that club she left school. over an hour. half an hour. 1980. two days. lunchtime. she came to London.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Некоторые даты или время, в 2 задании, могут подойти в другие примеры тоже.

Объяснение:

1. Have you ever been camping with friends?

2. No, I haven't been camping with my friends yet.

3. Yes, I have already been camping with my friends.

4. Have you read this book yet?

5. Yes, I  have just read it.

6. Have you ever been to London?

7. No, I have never been to London.

8. I haven't swept the floor yet. It's very dirty.

9. Liz has just got the driver's license.

10. Are you hungry? No, I have just had breakfast.

Write for and since in the following sentences.

1. I'm absolutely exhausted! I've corrected my students' essays for hours.

2. They've lived next door since 1980

3. Paul has had his car since 2004

4. She has worked for that company since she came to London.

5. My neighbors have argued since lunchtime.

6. David has waited for the bus for over an hour.

7. Johnny has been a famous singer for six years.

8. I'm fed up! It has rained for 2 days

9. The children have played tennis for half an hour.

10. Brenda has gone to that club since she left school.

hours

2004.

six years.

she left school.

over an hour.

half an hour.

1980.

two days.

lunchtime.

she came to London.

Answer 2

Let's go through the sentences one by one and correct them:

Choose the correct word:

1. Have you ever/never been camping with friends? - Correct: Have you ever been camping with friends?

2. No, I haven't been camping with my friends already yet. - Correct: No, I haven't been camping with my friends yet.

3. Yes, I have already yet been camping with my friends. - Correct: Yes, I have already been camping with my friends.

4. Have you read this book ever yet? - Correct: Have you ever read this book yet?

5. Yes, I just yet have read it. - Correct: Yes, I have just read it.

6. Have you ever yet been to London? - Correct: Have you ever been to London?

7. No, I ever never been to London. - Correct: No, I have never been to London.

8. I haven't swept the floor everyet. It's very dirty. - Correct: I haven't swept the floor yet. It's very dirty.

9. Liz has just yet got the driver's license. - Correct: Liz has just got the driver's license.

10. Are you hungry? No, I have just never had breakfast. - Correct: Are you hungry? No, I have just never had breakfast.

Write for and since in the following sentences:

1. I'm absolutely exhausted! I've corrected my students' essays hours. - Correct: I'm absolutely exhausted! I've corrected my students' essays for hours.

2. They've lived next door 3. - Correct: They've lived next door for 3 years.

3. Paul has had his car 4. - Correct: Paul has had his car since 2004.

4. She has worked for that company 5. - Correct: She has worked for that company since 2005.

5. My neighbors have argued 6. - Correct: My neighbors have argued for six years.

6. David has waited for the bus 2004. - Correct: David has waited for the bus since 2004.

7. Johnny has been a famous singer 8. - Correct: Johnny has been a famous singer since 2008.

8. I'm fed up! It has rained 9. - Correct: I'm fed up! It has rained since yesterday.

9. The children have played tennis 10. - Correct: The children have played tennis since lunchtime.

10. Brenda has gone to that club she left school. - Correct: Brenda has gone to that club since she left school.