1. Lisa … got somewhere to stay while she is in Oxford.
b) has
2. A: What … in your spare time?
B: I often go to the cinema.
a) do you do
3. I haven’t visited John … last year.
a) since
4. I go swimming once or … a week.
c) twice
5. A: I don’t like cooking.
B: …c) Nor do I
6. Listen! That boy … the saxophone.
c) is playing
7. If … John tomorrow, I’ll give him a letter.
b) I see
8. ... you understand what I’m saying?
a) Can
9. George … swimming yesterday.
d) went
10. A: Hello. My name is Lisa.
B: … to meet you.
с) Nice
11. I haven’t seen Clare … many years.
b) for
12. A: Have you ever been to Germany?
B: … a) No, I haven’t
1 a 2d 3a
We saw our biology teacher on TV while we were watching a wildlife documentary.
I like your new glasses. Have you got used to wearing them?
Use the Past simple or Present perfect form of the verb in brackets.
I have had this MP3 player for a year.
Complete the sentence with the present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets and for or since.
I’m going home. I haven’t been feeling well since this morning.
haven’t been feeling, since
Choose the correct answer.
You’re two hours late! What have you been doing all afternoon?
1. Lisa … got somewhere to stay while she is in Oxford.
b) has
2. A: What … in your spare time?
B: I often go to the cinema.
a) do you do
3. I haven’t visited John … last year.
a) since
4. I go swimming once or … a week.
c) twice
5. A: I don’t like cooking.
B: …c) Nor do I
6. Listen! That boy … the saxophone.
c) is playing
7. If … John tomorrow, I’ll give him a letter.
b) I see
8. ... you understand what I’m saying?
a) Can
9. George … swimming yesterday.
d) went
10. A: Hello. My name is Lisa.
B: … to meet you.
с) Nice
11. I haven’t seen Clare … many years.
b) for
12. A: Have you ever been to Germany?
B: … a) No, I haven’t
1 a 2d 3a
We saw our biology teacher on TV while we were watching a wildlife documentary.
I like your new glasses. Have you got used to wearing them?
Use the Past simple or Present perfect form of the verb in brackets.
I have had this MP3 player for a year.
Complete the sentence with the present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets and for or since.
I’m going home. I haven’t been feeling well since this morning.
haven’t been feeling, since
Choose the correct answer.
You’re two hours late! What have you been doing all afternoon?