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Exercise 2. Make the sentences negative and interrogative. 1.She has read all the books in her library. 2.I have seen some of Shaw’s plays. 3.Pete had graduated from the University by that time. 4.We shall have done our shopping by the evening. 5.He will have seen something of London by the week-end. 6.They will have come to the Crimea by July, 10. 7.She will have finished school by that time. 8.I have been to the cinema this week. 9.My sister has written me a letter. 10.We often had had rains here before you came. 11.My sister will have passed her exams by the end of January. 12.They will have finished their work before you return. 13.She will have written her course-paperby the end of the month. 14.I have already seen this play. Exercise 3. A. Use the Present Perfect Tense. Model: I read this book (already). I have already read this book. 1.He gets up at 6 a. m. (just) 2.We translate English texts every week. (already) 3.I see her every day. (today) 4.They pass the exams every year. (already) 5.I know him very well. (since 2000) B. Use the Past Perfect Tense. 1.They finished their experiment. (by 5 o’clock) 2.She typed the letter. (by the time we returned) 3.He looked through the documents. (by 12 o’clock) 4.He had supper at 8 o’clock. (by that time) C. Use the Future Perfect Tense. 1.I’ll make dinner tomorrow. (by the time my husband comes) 2.They will build the shop next year. (before we move there) 3.We are packing the things. (by the time the taxi comes) 4.They will pass the exams in June. (by July)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Exercise 2: Make the sentences negative and interrogative.

1. She has read all the books in her library. - Negative: She has not read all the books in her library. - Interrogative: Has she read all the books in her library? 2. I have seen some of Shaw's plays. - Negative: I have not seen any of Shaw's plays. - Interrogative: Have I seen any of Shaw's plays? 3. Pete had graduated from the University by that time. - Negative: Pete had not graduated from the University by that time. - Interrogative: Had Pete graduated from the University by that time? 4. We shall have done our shopping by the evening. - Negative: We shall not have done our shopping by the evening. - Interrogative: Shall we have done our shopping by the evening? 5. He will have seen something of London by the weekend. - Negative: He will not have seen anything of London by the weekend. - Interrogative: Will he have seen anything of London by the weekend? 6. They will have come to the Crimea by July 10. - Negative: They will not have come to the Crimea by July 10. - Interrogative: Will they have come to the Crimea by July 10? [[1]](https://mgimo.ru/upload/docs_6/yastrebova_Part_1.pdf)

7. She will have finished school by that time. - Negative: She will not have finished school by that time. - Interrogative: Will she have finished school by that time? 8. I have been to the cinema this week. - Negative: I have not been to the cinema this week. - Interrogative: Have I been to the cinema this week? 9. My sister has written me a letter. - Negative: My sister has not written me a letter. - Interrogative: Has my sister written me a letter? 10. We often had had rains here before you came. - Negative: We had not often had rains here before you came. - Interrogative: Had we often had rains here before you came? 11. My sister will have passed her exams by the end of January. - Negative: My sister will not have passed her exams by the end of January. - Interrogative: Will my sister have passed her exams by the end of January? 12. They will have finished their work before you return. - Negative: They will not have finished their work before you return. - Interrogative: Will they have finished their work before you return? 13. She will have written her course-paper by the end of the month. - Negative: She will not have written her course-paper by the end of the month. - Interrogative: Will she have written her course-paper by the end of the month? 14. I have already seen this play. - Negative: I have not already seen this play. - Interrogative: Have I already seen this play?

Exercise 3:

A. Use the Present Perfect Tense.

1. He gets up at 6 a.m. (just). - Sentence: He has just gotten up at 6 a.m. 2. We translate English texts every week. (already). - Sentence: We have already translated English texts every week. 3. I see her every day. (today). - Sentence: I have seen her today. 4. They pass the exams every year. (already). - Sentence: They have already passed the exams every year. 5. I know him very well. (since 2000). - Sentence: I have known him very well since 2000. B. Use the Past Perfect Tense.

1. They finished their experiment. (by 5 o'clock). - Sentence: They had finished their experiment by 5 o'clock. 2. She typed the letter. (by the time we returned). - Sentence: She had typed the letter by the time we returned. 3. He looked through the documents. (by 12 o'clock). - Sentence: He had looked through the documents by 12 o'clock. 4. He had supper at 8 o'clock. (by that time). - Sentence: He had had supper at 8 o'clock by that time. C. Use the Future Perfect Tense.

1. I'll make dinner tomorrow. (by the time my husband comes). - Sentence: I will have made dinner tomorrow by the time my husband comes. [[1]](https://mgimo.ru/upload/docs_6/yastrebova_Part_1.pdf)

2. They will build the shop next year. (before we move there). - Sentence: They will have built the shop next year before we move there. 3. We are packing the things. (by the time the taxi comes). - Sentence: We will have packed the things by the time the taxi comes. [[1]](https://mgimo.ru/upload/docs_6/yastrebova_Part_1.pdf)

4. They will pass the exams in June. (by July). - Sentence: They will have passed the exams in June by July.