Read the sentences about two mountain climbers. then complete the sentences with the past perfect simple or past perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.
1) c 2) I never reads books in the evening. How often does Mike to the swimming pool? 3) It will be Ann's beerthday and she has a party at her house now. There will be a long table with lots of food and drinks/ a mouse - a mice, a piano - a pianos, a fox - a foxes, a man - a men, a buttrfly - a butterflies , a child - a children. 4) 1- Mark is ten years old. 2- Every summer he my family and go on holiday. 3- He is doing at the moment travelling by plane. 4- He is happy because he like aeroplanes. 5- He want to be a pilot.
1. The Economist was established in 1843 to campaign on one of the great political issues of the day.
2. The Economist speaks with a collective voice. Leaders are discussed, often disputed.
3. James Wilson insisted that all the arguments and propositions put forward in his paper should be subjected to the test of facts.
4. Since 1928 The Economist has been owned by the Financial Times, a subsidiary of Pearson, and by a group of independent shareholders, including many members of the staff.
5. The style of the paper is still preserved today
2) I never reads books in the evening.
How often does Mike to the swimming pool?
3) It will be Ann's beerthday and she has a party at her house now. There will be a long table with lots of food and drinks/
a mouse - a mice, a piano - a pianos, a fox - a foxes, a man - a men, a buttrfly - a butterflies , a child - a children.
4) 1- Mark is ten years old.
2- Every summer he my family and go on holiday.
3- He is doing at the moment travelling by plane.
4- He is happy because he like aeroplanes.
5- He want to be a pilot.
1. The Economist was established in 1843 to campaign on one of the great political issues of the day.
2. The Economist speaks with a collective voice. Leaders are discussed, often disputed.
3. James Wilson insisted that all the arguments and propositions put forward in his paper should be subjected to the test of facts.
4. Since 1928 The Economist has been owned by the Financial Times, a subsidiary of Pearson, and by a group of independent shareholders, including many members of the staff.
5. The style of the paper is still preserved today