Here s how your team did last week

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(come) here? How many friends ………………………………………. (you / make)? I

hope you ……………………………………… (already / meet) a lot of interesting people.

2. Last night my roommate and I ……………………….. (have) some free time, so we

(not / have) lunch yesterday.

4. Who …………………………………. (write) the play “Hamlet”?

5. How many games …………………………………… (the team / win) so far this season?

6. I don’t know Carol’s husband. I ………………………………………. (never / meet) him.

7. It ………………………………… (rain) a lot last week, but it ……………………………

(not / rain) much so far this week.

8. How many letters ……………………………………….. (you / write) since the beginning

9. When we were on vacation, the weather ……………………………… (be) terrible.

10. In her whole lifetime, Mary …………………………………………… (never / see) snow.

11. I don’t know where Ammy is. ………………………………………….(you / see) her?

12. When I ……………………………. (get) home last night, I ……………………….. (be)

very tired and I …………………………… (go) straight to bed.

13. Your car looks very clean. ……………………………………. (you / wash) it?

14. George …………………………………….. (not / be) very well last week.

15. Mr. Clark …………………………… (work) in a bank for 15 years. Then he gave it up.

1. What have you learnt since you came here? How many friends have you made? I

hope you have already met a lot of interesting people.

2. Last night my roommate and I had some free time, so we went to a show.

3. I have just had lunch, but I did not have lunch yesterday.

4. Who wrote the play “Hamlet”?

5. How many games has the team won so far this season?

6. I don’t know Carol’s husband. I have never met him.

7. It rained a lot last week, but it has not rained much so far this week.

8. How many letters have you written since the beginning

9. When we were on vacation, the weather was terrible.

10. In her whole lifetime, Mary has never seen snow.

11. I don’t know where Ammy is. Did you see her?

12. When I got home last night, I was very tired and I went straight to bed.

13. Your car looks very clean. Have you washed it?

14. George was not very well last week.

15. Mr. Clark had worked in a bank for 15 years. Then he gave it up.

I. Fill in the missing form in the correct tense. Watch out for signal words.

I. Fill in the missing form in the correct tense. Watch out for signal words.

a) Walter ___________________ (go) to school last week.

b) Why ________ you always ___________________ (sleep) in front of the TV?

c) What ________ you ___________________ (do) next year?

d) We ___________________ (not/celebrate) our anniversary in 2050.

e) Tom ___________________ (stay) at home on Mondays.

f) Where __________ you often ___________________ (sit)?

g) How much money _________ your father ___________________ (earn) every month?

h) Yesterday we ___________________ (not/watch) birds.

i) Where ___________________ (be) you two days ago?

j) Who __________________ (stand) behind the curtains last night?

k) They rarely ____________________ (buy) some milk in the supermarket.

l) When ____________ you ___________________ (meet) your best friend the last time?

m) My classmate always ___________________ (read) books.

n) What _________ you __________________(think), if your brother _______________ (steal) your money?

o) Why ____________ (be) you here now?

p) I _____________________ (not/hear) you because I was listening to music.

q) We ____________________ (clean) your apartment after you had had a party there.

r) Last night we _________________________ (cannot/stand) the smoke.

s) Why _________ you always __________________ (talk) about me?

t) If you ________________ (leave), I ___________________ (miss) you.

u) ______________________ (not /eat) during lessons.

v) My sister __________________________ (water) the plants every day.

w) Last Christmas I _________________ (not / get) any presents.

x) In the evenings my parents ______________________ (not/play) cards.

y) ________ I __________ (know) you? I haven’t met you before.

z) Please, __________________ (help) me.

I. Fill in the missing form in the correct tense. Watch out for signal words.

a) Walter ___________________ (go) to school last week.

b) Why ________ you always ___________________ (sleep) in front of the TV?

c) What ________ you ___________________ (do) next year?

d) We ___________________ (not/celebrate) our anniversary in 2050.

e) Tom ___________________ (stay) at home on Mondays.

f) Where __________ you often ___________________ (sit)?

g) How much money _________ your father ___________________ (earn) every month?

h) Yesterday we ___________________ (not/watch) birds.

i) Where ___________________ (be) you two days ago?

j) Who __________________ (stand) behind the curtains last night?

k) They rarely ____________________ (buy) some milk in the supermarket.

l) When ____________ you ___________________ (meet) your best friend the last time?

m) My classmate always ___________________ (read) books.

n) What _________ you __________________(think), if your brother _______________ (steal) your money?

o) Why ____________ (be) you here now?

p) I _____________________ (not/hear) you because I was listening to music.

q) We ____________________ (clean) your apartment after you had had a party there.

r) Last night we _________________________ (cannot/stand) the smoke.

s) Why _________ you always __________________ (talk) about me?

t) If you ________________ (leave), I ___________________ (miss) you.

u) ______________________ (not /eat) during lessons.

v) My sister __________________________ (water) the plants every day.

w) Last Christmas I _________________ (not / get) any presents.

x) In the evenings my parents ______________________ (not/play) cards.

y) ________ I __________ (know) you? I haven’t met you before.

z) Please, __________________ (help) me.

KEY

a) Walter went to school last week.

b) Why do you always sleep in front of the TV?

d) We won’t celebrate our anniversary in 2050.

e) Tom stays at home on Mondays.

g) How much money does your father earn every month?

h) Yesterday we didn’t watch birds.

i) Where were you two days ago?

j) Who stood behind the curtains last night?

k) They rarely buy some milk in the supermarket.

l) When did you meet your best friend the last time?

m) My classmate always reads books.

n) What will you think, if your brother steals your money? (If-clause I)

o) Why are you here now?

p) I didn’t hear you because I was listening to music. (simple past / past progressive)

q) We cleaned your apartment after you had had a party there. (simple past / past perfect)

r) Last night we couldn’t stand the smoke.

s) Why do you always talk about me?

t) If you leave, I will miss you. (If-clause I)

u) Don’t eat during lessons. (imperative)

v) My sister waters the plants every day.

w) Last Christmas I didn’t get any presents.

x) In the evenings my parents don’t play cards.

y) Do I know you? I haven’t met you before.

z) Please, help me. (imperative)

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3. Put the verbs into the past simple or the past continuous.
A: Where ___________________(you/be) last week?
B: I ______________________ (relax) on the beach most of the week, actually.
A: Have you ever been to India?
B: Yes, I __________________(go) there last summer.
A: Why _____________________________(you/not/come) last night?
B: Because I ____________________________(study) for my exams.
A: How _______________________ (be) your holiday?
B: Awful! It ________________________(rain) the whole time.
A: How did you meet?
B: When we __________________________(walk) along the beach.
A: Where _______________________(they/spend) there last holiday?
B: They __________________(want) to go to Spain but in the end they _______________ (decide) on China.
A: What _______________________(happen) exactly?
B: We _________________ (drive) along when this man _____________(jump) out in front of the car.
A: What ______________________________(you/do) this time last Monday?
B: I ________________________(watch) TV while John ______________(cook) dinner.
A: ________________________(Jack/practise) his guitar again last night?
B: Why? ________________________(you/try) to call him?
A: _____________________ (you/arrive) on time for the meeting yesterday afternoon?

B: No, actually. We ________________________(miss) our flight

A: Where were you last week?
B: I was relaxing on the beach most of the week, actually.
A: Have you ever been to India?
B: Yes, I went there last summer.
A: Why didn’t you come last night?
B: Because I was studing for my exams.
A: How was your holiday?
B: Awful! It was raining the whole time.
A: How did you meet?
B: When we were walking along the beach.
A: Where were they spending there last holiday?
B: They wanted to go to Spain but in the end they decided on China.
A: What happened exactly?
B: We were driving along when this man jumped out in front of the car.
A: What were you doing this time last Monday?
B: I was watching TV while John was cooking dinner.
A: Did Jack practise his guitar again last night?
B: Why? Did you try to call him?
A: Did you arrive on time for the meeting yesterday afternoon?

B: No, actually. We missed our flight

3. Put the verbs into the past simple or the past continuous.
A: Where _____have you been______________(you/be) last week?
B: I _______relaxed _______________ (relax) on the beach most of the week, actually.
A: Have you ever been to India?
B: Yes, I __went________________(go) there last summer.
A: Why ______you have not _______________________(you/not/come) last night?
B: Because I ________have been studied ____________________(study) for my exams.
A: How _________was your ___________ (be) your holiday?
B: Awful! It ______________was raining __________(rain) the whole time.
A: How did you meet?
B: When we ____walked ______________________(walk) along the beach.
A: Where ________did they spend _______________(they/spend) there last holiday?
B: They ________wanted __________(want) to go to Spain but in the end they _____decided __________ (decide) on China.
A: What _____did __happen________________(happen) exactly?
B: We _______were driving __________ (drive) along when this man _________jumped ____(jump) out in front of the car.
A: What ________were you doing______________________(you/do) this time last Monday?
B: I _______was watching _________________(watch) TV while John _____was cooking_________(cook) dinner.
A: ________Was Jack practicing ________________(Jack/practise) his guitar again last night?
B: Why? _______Did you try _________________(you/try) to call him?
A: ______Have you arrived ______________ (you/arrive) on time for the meeting yesterday afternoon?

B: No, actually. We ________missed ________________(miss) our flight
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Present perfect и past simple 2 (I have done и I did)

Не используйте present perfect (I have done), когда вы говорите о завершенном (например, yesterday / ten minutes ago / in 2009 / when I was a child). Используйте для этого прошедшее время:

Present perfect (have done)

Past simple (did)

Мы используем present perfect, говоря о промежутке времени, который продолжается до настоящего момента. Например:
today / this week / since 1985.

Мы используем past simple, говоря о законченном времени в прошлом. Например:
yesterday / last week / from 1995 to 2001.

◇ It hasn’t rained this week.

◇ It didn’t rain last week.

◇ Have you seen Anna this morning? (сейчас всё ещё утро)

◇ Did you see Anna this morning? (сейчас день или вечер)

◇ Have you seen Tim recently?

◇ Did you see Tim on Sunday?

◇ I don’t know where Lisa is. I haven’t seen her. (= I haven’t seen her recently)

◇ A: Was Lisa at the party on Sunday?
B: I don’t think so. I didn’t see her.

◇ We’ve been waiting for an hour. (мы всё ещё ждём)

◇ We waited (or were waiting) for an hour. (мы уже не ждём)

◇ Ian lives in London. He has lived there for seven years.

◇ Ian lived in Scotland for ten years. Now he lives in London.

◇ I have never played golf. (in my life)

◇ I didn’t play golf last summer.

◇ Последний день вашего отпуска, вы говорите:
It’s been a really good holiday. I’ve really enjoyed it.

◇ После того, как вы вернулись из отпуска:
It was a really good holiday. I really enjoyed it.

Упражнения

1. Находятся ли выделенные части этих предложений в правильной грамматической форме? Исправьте их, если необходимо.

2. Составьте предложения из слов в скобках. Используйте present perfect или past simple.

3. Поставьте глагол в правильную форму: present perfect или past simple.

4. Напишите предложения о себе, используя мысли в скобках.

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Last входит в смысловой ряд ‘the first, the second… the last’, а next образует «пару» с прилагательным previous. Оба слова также часто относят к определителям и тогда их можно рассматривать как «смысловую пару». 1. Last week означает прошлую неделю (с воскресенья по понедельник), last month означает предыдущий месяц (с первого числа по последнее) и т.п. The last week означает последние семь дней к настоящему моменту времени, the last month означает последние тридцать дней к настоящему моменту времени и т.п.: I was ill last week, but I’m OK this week. (не ‘I was ill the last week. ’) I’ve had a cold for the last week. I feel terrible. We bought this house last year. We’ve lived here for the last year, and we’re very happy with the place. Next week/month обозначает неделю, которая будет после той, которая сейчас. The next week/ month означает следующие семь дней/ тридцать дней с момента речи: Next year will be difficult. (= the year starting next January) The next year will be difficult. (= the twelve months starting now) 2. Last и next ставятся перед числительными: I’ve been busy for the last three months. (не ‘. for the three last months’.) I’ll be at college for the next three years. (не ‘. the three next years’.) □ Обычно говорят the last few days/weeks… и the next few days…, а не the last days/weeks… или the next days: The last few days have been busy. (не ‘The last days. ’) The next few days will be wet. □ При употреблении next с названиями дней или месяцев, возможна двусмысленность: Чтобы этого избежать, можно сказать: (1) on Sunday, this Sunday, the/this Sunday coming, the/this coming Sunday или (on) Sunday this week (2) on Sunday week, a week on Sunday или (on) Sunday next week. 3. The last и the next могут употребляться как местоимения: That’s the last we’ll hear of it. There’s a narrow space between our building and the next. 4. The last может означать ‘the last in a series’: In the last week of the holiday something funny happened. This is going to be the last Christmas I’ll spend at home. 5. Можно употреблять latest, говоря о чем-то новом, и last – со значением ‘the one before’: Her latest book’s being published next week. (не ‘Her last book. ’) She thinks it’s much better than her last one. He’s enjoying his latest job. (не ‘He’s enjoying his last job’) But it doesn’t pay as much as his last one. 1. The next можно употреблять по отношению к месту, говоря о движении или указании направления, со значением ‘after this/that one’: We get off at the next station. (= the station that we will come to next.) It’s not on this shelf; it’s on the next shelf up. Next также может относится к ближайшей позиции в ряду чего-либо: My girlfriend lives next door. Who works in the next office? The people at the next table were having a terrible argument. 2. Next to – предлог со значением ‘beside’. Come and sit next to me. Источники информации: http://studopedia.ru/26_57394_I-Fill-in-the-missing-form-in-the-correct-tense-Watch-out-for-signal-words.html http://otvet.mail.ru/question/70869425 http://lingust.ru/english/grammar/lesson14 http://eng-grammar.livejournal.com/32874.html ← Her wedding dress is made white silk Hey dear how are you doing → Вам также понравится How to train your hot wife 21.08.202221.08.2022 admin 0 Кумарин для чего он нужен 23.01.202309.03.2023 admin 0 Лампэктомия молочной железы что это такое 23.01.202310.03.2023 admin 0 Добавить комментарий Отменить ответ Ваш адрес email не будет опубликован. Обязательные поля помечены * Комментарий * Имя * Email * Сохранить моё имя, email и адрес сайта в этом браузере для последующих моих комментариев.