Question

2. Complete the following sentence: Model: It's cold in the room, (the window/be open/for a long time) — The window has been open for a long time. 1. Peter isn't in class, (he/be ill/for a week) 2. She doesn't know the way there, (she/never/be there) 3. He knows English well, (he/live in England/for three years) 4. Don't ask me about the film. (I/not to see/it) 5. Don't describe the place to me. (I/be there/several times) 6. I know him very well, (we/be friends/since childhood) 7. How is he? (I/not to see him/lately) 8. There is nobody in the house (everybody/to leave) 9.1 am not hungry (I/have lunch/already) 10. I don’t need the menu. (I/make an order) 11. She is too thin, (she/be on a diet/for a month) 12. Have a cup of tea with me. (I/bake/a new cake).

Answer 1

1. Peter...he has been ill for a week. 2. She... she has never been there. 3. He... he has been living in england for three years.4.Don't... i haven't seen it. 5. don't...i have been there several times.6. I...we've been friends since childhood.7. How...i haven't seen him lately. 8. There...everybody has left.9. I...i have already had lunch. 10. I...i've made an order. 11. She...she has been on a diet for a month. 12. have...i baked a new cake(  либо have baked -как результат)

Answer 2

1. Peter isn't in class, (he be ill for a week).

The correct completion of the sentence is: he has been ill for a week.

2. She doesn't know the way there, (she never be there).

The correct completion of the sentence is: she has never been there.

3. He knows English well, (he live in England for three years).

The correct completion of the sentence is: he has lived in England for three years.

4. Don't ask me about the film. (I not to see it).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I haven't seen it.

5. Don't describe the place to me. (I be there several times).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I have been there several times.

6. I know him very well, (we be friends since childhood).

The correct completion of the sentence is: we have been friends since childhood.

7. How is he? (I not to see him lately).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I haven't seen him lately.

8. There is nobody in the house (everybody to leave).

The correct completion of the sentence is: everybody has left.

9. I am not hungry (I have lunch already).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I have already had lunch.

10. I don't need the menu. (I make an order).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I have made an order.

11. She is too thin, (she be on a diet for a month).

The correct completion of the sentence is: she has been on a diet for a month.

12. Have a cup of tea with me. (I bake a new cake).

The correct completion of the sentence is: I have baked a new cake.

Please note that the information provided above is based on the completion of the sentences in correct English grammar. The sources provided do not directly address the specific sentence completions, but they can be used as general references for English grammar rules.