Question

Make up sentences in the Present Perfect using the given verbs. Mind the words of time indication: 1. Hello, Ann. I (not to see) you for ages. Where you (to be) all this time? – I just (to come back) from England. 2. Much (to happen) in the science during the past decades. 3. Both scientific schools (to find) a better balance between theory and practice lately. 4. Medical faculties (to recognize) the importance of practical work. 5. Medical education (to become) less general and more professional in recent years. 6. In the latest publications there (to be) considerable pressure for change in the University teacher profession in Britain. 7. A number of Biology faculties (to institute) various reforms and experimental changes.

Answer 1

1. I have not seen you
Where have you been
I have just come
2.much have happened
3.schools have found
4.have recognized
5.has become
6.have been
7.has instituted

Answer 2

1. Hello, Ann. I haven't seen you for ages. Where have you been all this time? – I have just come back from England. 2. Much has happened in the science during the past decades. 3. Both scientific schools have found a better balance between theory and practice lately. 4. Medical faculties have recognized the importance of practical work. 5. Medical education has become less general and more professional in recent years. 6. In the latest publications, there has been considerable pressure for change in the University teacher profession in Britain. 7. A number of Biology faculties have instituted various reforms and experimental changes.