Question

Пожалуйста помогите с английским Grammar Exercise 1 Put the verbs into the presents perfect. e.g. I've broken my pencil. 1. I (break) my pencil 2. She (hurt) her thumb. 3. They (do) their homework. 4. They (go) home. 5. We (have) our breakfast. 6. Our relatives (come) to see us. 7. I (write) a letter to my penfriend. 8. My mother (take) my brother to the. Grammar Exercise 2 Put the verbs into the presents perfect. e.g. They haven't gone home. 1. They (not go) home. 2. I (not do) my homework. 3. We (not have) dinner. 4. My parents (not come) back from work. 5. I (not see) my friend today. 6. My elder sister (not put) the Fanta in the fridge. 7. I (not write a letter to my penfriend this month. 8. The doctor says my brother (not break) his ankle.

Answer 1

Ex. 1

2. She has hurt her thumb.
3. They have done their homework.
4. They have gone home.
5. We have had our breakfast.
6. Our relatives have come to see us.
7. I have written a letter to my pen-friend.
8. My mother has taken my brother to the...

Ex. 2

2. I haven't done my homework.
3. We haven't had dinner.
4. My parents haven't come back from work.
5. I haven't seen my friend today.
6. My elder sister hasn't put Fanta in the fridge.
7. I haven't written a letter to my pen-friend this month.
8. The doctor says my brother hasn't broken his ankle.

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the answers to the grammar exercises:

Exercise 1: Put the verbs into the present perfect tense. 1. I have broken my pencil. 2. She has hurt her thumb. 3. They have done their homework. 4. They have gone home. 5. We have had our breakfast. 6. Our relatives have come to see us. 7. I have written a letter to my penfriend. 8. My mother has taken my brother to the doctor.

Exercise 2: Put the verbs into the present perfect tense. 1. They haven't gone home. 2. I haven't done my homework. 3. We haven't had dinner. 4. My parents haven't come back from work. 5. I haven't seen my friend today. 6. My elder sister hasn't put the Fanta in the fridge. 7. I haven't written a letter to my penfriend this month. 8. The doctor says my brother hasn't broken his ankle.

Please note that in the present perfect tense, we use the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" followed by the past participle form of the verb. The past participle form of regular verbs is formed by adding "-ed" to the base form of the verb, while irregular verbs have their own unique past participle forms.

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