Упр.14 Юнит 2 Урок 678 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 10 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 10 класс, Титул: 14 Put the verbs in brackets in the right form to complete the sentences. Use the Present Perfect, the Present Perfect Progressive or the Past Simple. Explain your choice. 1. A: Where is Mary? B: She is on the phone. Her friend (phone) her two hours ago and she (speak) ever since. 2. It’s a lovely dress. Where (buy) it? 3. Who (open) this door? I (tell) you not to touch it. 4. Tolstoy (write) a lot of great books, but my favourite one is Anna Karenina. 5. We (know) each other since my father (introduce) us in 2008. 6. Our teacher (give) me a bad mark on my test. Obviously, I (make) a lot of mistakes. 7. When you (see) Jane? She (phone) me two days ago, but I really (not see) since Monday. 8. A: You look great. Where you (be)? B: We (go) to the Crimea and (spend) two lovely weeks there. 9. A: Last year I (be) in Turkey. … you ever (be) there? B: Yes, I (be) there three times. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Ответ
- A: Where is Mary? B: She is on the phone. Her friend phoned her two hours ago and she has been speaking ever since.
- It’s a lovely dress. Where was it bought? — Present Perfect Passive, because the result is important now.
- Who opened this door? I told you not to touch it. — Past Simple, because both actions happened in the past.
- Tolstoy wrote a lot of great books, but my favourite one is Anna Karenina. — Past Simple, because Tolstoy is no longer alive.
- We have known each other since my father introduced us in 2008. — Present Perfect with since for an action continuing up to now.
- Our teacher has given me a bad mark on my test. Obviously, I have made a lot of mistakes. — Present Perfect, because the result is important now.
- When did you see Jane? She phoned me two days ago, but I really haven’t seen her since Monday. — Past Simple for a finished time, Present Perfect with since.
- A: You look great. Where have you been? B: We went to the Crimea and spent two lovely weeks there. — Present Perfect for recent experience, Past Simple for a finished trip.
- A: Last year I was in Turkey. Have you ever been there? B: Yes, I have been there three times. — Past Simple with last year, Present Perfect with ever.