Present Simple 1.I work in a bank for two months. 2.I don't work in a bank for two months. 3. Do I work in a bank for two months? 4. How long do I work in a bank? 5. Who works in a bank?
Present Perfect 1. she has written a letter. 2. She has not written a letter. 3. Has she has written a letter? 4. What has she written? 5. Who has written a letter?
Pr. Continius 1. I am writting a letter now. 2. I am not writting a letter now. 3. Am I writting a letter now? 4. What Am I writting now? 5. Who is writting a letter now?
Past Simple
1. We watched TV yesterday in the evening. 2. We did not watch TV yesterday in the evening. 3. Did we watch TV yesterday in the evening? 4. What did we watch yesterday in the evening? 5. Who watched TV yesterday in the evening?
Может такой ваоиант понравится: Mike worked as (shop?) assistant during his summer vacation, and he found a pretty girl named Jennifer on the store. He was shy at first but he finally asked her out. He was very happy and excited about it. On the day of their date, he was a bit late because of traffic jams. He had come home and changed his clothes. When he was trying to take a bus, he noticed that he had left his money at home! He went back home again, but his parents were out and his house key was inside the house! He climbed the tree and got his money and then ran to the bus station. Suddenly, a police car stopped near him and the policemen tried to take him to the police station. He explained that he lived in that house again and again. He was very late and Jennifer wasn’t there. She was very angry. He phoned her over and over again, and then he wrote a letter that said “Can we start anew? Please!” But she wasn’t angry any more. They had dinner together. This book is very cute. I like love stories! They are really fun to read.
1.I work in a bank for two months.
2.I don't work in a bank for two months.
3. Do I work in a bank for two months?
4. How long do I work in a bank?
5. Who works in a bank?
Present Perfect
1. she has written a letter.
2. She has not written a letter.
3. Has she has written a letter?
4. What has she written?
5. Who has written a letter?
Pr. Continius
1. I am writting a letter now.
2. I am not writting a letter now.
3. Am I writting a letter now?
4. What Am I writting now?
5. Who is writting a letter now?
Past Simple
1. We watched TV yesterday in the evening.
2. We did not watch TV yesterday in the evening.
3. Did we watch TV yesterday in the evening?
4. What did we watch yesterday in the evening?
5. Who watched TV yesterday in the evening?
Mike worked as (shop?) assistant during his summer vacation, and he found a pretty girl named Jennifer on the store. He was shy at first but he finally asked her out. He was very happy and excited about it. On the day of their date, he was a bit late because of traffic jams. He had come home and changed his clothes. When he was trying to take a bus, he noticed that he had left his money at home! He went back home again, but his parents were out and his house key was inside the house! He climbed the tree and got his money and then ran to the bus station. Suddenly, a police car stopped near him and the policemen tried to take him to the police station. He explained that he lived in that house again and again. He was very late and Jennifer wasn’t there. She was very angry. He phoned her over and over again, and then he wrote a letter that said “Can we start anew? Please!” But she wasn’t angry any more. They had dinner together. This book is very cute. I like love stories! They are really fun to read.