Question

Поставить в настоящем времени 1)They -------- (just / to see ) an exhibition.2) ------ you -------- (ever / to visit ) a corcus ?3) We --------- (not / to go ) to the Art gallery yet .4) --------he------ (adready / to watch) the educational programme on television ?5) Kate -------- ( (just / to see ) different wild animals in the Zoo.6) We--------- (newer / to be ) in the museum.7) -------she------- (ever / to watch) a ballet ?

Answer 1

1) Theyhave just  seen an exhibition.
2) Have you ever  visited a circus ?
3) We haven't been to the Art gallery yet .
4) Has he adready watched the educational programme on television ?
5) Kate has just seen different wild animals in the Zoo.
6) We have never been in the museum.
7) Has she ever   watched a ballet ?

Answer 2

1.They have just seen an.... 2.Have you ever visited...?3.We have not been to....4.Has he already watched...?5.Kate has just seen ....

Answer 3

1) They have just seen an exhibition.

The correct form of the verb "to see" in the present perfect tense is "have seen." Therefore, the correct sentence is "They have just seen an exhibition."

2) Have you ever visited a circus?

The correct form of the verb "to visit" in the present perfect tense is "have visited." Therefore, the correct sentence is "Have you ever visited a circus?"

3) We haven't gone to the Art gallery yet.

The correct form of the verb "to go" in the present perfect tense is "haven't gone." Therefore, the correct sentence is "We haven't gone to the Art gallery yet."

4) Has he already watched the educational program on television?

The correct form of the verb "to watch" in the present perfect tense is "has watched." Therefore, the correct sentence is "Has he already watched the educational program on television?"

5) Kate has just seen different wild animals in the Zoo.

The correct form of the verb "to see" in the present perfect tense is "has seen." Therefore, the correct sentence is "Kate has just seen different wild animals in the Zoo."

6) We have never been in the museum.

The correct form of the verb "to be" in the present perfect tense is "have been." Therefore, the correct sentence is "We have never been in the museum."

7) Has she ever watched a ballet?

The correct form of the verb "to watch" in the present perfect tense is "has watched." Therefore, the correct sentence is "Has she ever watched a ballet?" Please let me know if you have any further questions!