Question

Помогите,пожалуйста, поставить глаголы в правильной форме. 1.Put the verb in the present perfect or past simple. 1)-....(you/have) a good time? -Yes,he....(be) great. 2)-Where,s Alan?.....(you/see) him? -Yes,he....(go) out a few minutes ago. -And Julia? -I don,t know.I......(not/see) her. 3)Rose works in a factory.She....(work) there for six months.Before that she....(be) a waitress in a restaurant.She....(work) there for two years but she......(not/enjoy) it very much. 4)-Do you know Martin`s sister? -I...(see) her a few times but she...(never/speak) to her. ...(you/ever/speak)to her? -yes. i ...(meet) her at a party last week.She`s very nice.

Answer 1

1 Did you have a good time? Yes, it (NOT he) was great.
2. Where's Alan? Have you seen him?
Yes, he went out a few minutes ago.
I don't rnow. I haven't seen her.
3 has worked    was      has worked       didn't enjoy
4 saw        has never spoken Have you ever spoken                     met

Answer 2

1) Have you had a good time? - Yes, he has been great. 2) Where's Alan? Have you seen him? - Yes, he went out a few minutes ago. And Julia? - I don't know. I haven't seen her. 3) Rose works in a factory. She has worked there for six months. Before that, she was a waitress in a restaurant. She worked there for two years, but she didn't enjoy it very much. 4) Do you know Martin's sister? - I have seen her a few times, but she has never spoken to me. Have you ever spoken to her? - Yes, I have. I met her at a party last week. She's very nice.

Explanation:

To put the verbs in the correct form, we need to use either the present perfect or past simple tense.

1) "Have you had a good time?" - In this sentence, we use the present perfect tense because it refers to an experience that is still relevant to the present. The correct form is "you have had." "Yes, he has been great." - Here, we use the present perfect tense again to describe the experience. The correct form is "he has been."

2) "Where's Alan? Have you seen him?" - Here, we use the present perfect tense to ask about a past action that may have an effect on the present. The correct form is "you have seen." "Yes, he went out a few minutes ago." - In this response, we use the past simple tense because the action of going out happened in the past. The correct form is "he went."

3) "She has worked there for six months." - In this sentence, we use the present perfect tense to talk about an action that started in the past and continues up to the present. The correct form is "she has worked." "Before that, she was a waitress in a restaurant." - Here, we use the past simple tense to describe an action that happened and ended in the past. The correct form is "she was." "She worked there for two years, but she didn't enjoy it very much." - In this part, we use the past simple tense to talk about an action that happened and ended in the past. The correct form is "she worked." We also use the past simple tense for "didn't enjoy."

4) "I have seen her a few times, but she has never spoken to me." - Here, we use the present perfect tense to talk about past actions that are still relevant to the present. The correct form is "I have seen" and "she has never spoken." "Have you ever spoken to her?" - In this question, we use the present perfect tense to ask about a past action that may have an effect on the present. The correct form is "have you ever spoken." "Yes, I have. I met her at a party last week." - In this response, we use the past simple tense to talk about a past action. The correct form is "I met." "She's very nice." - Here, we use the present simple tense to describe a general characteristic. The correct form is "she's."