Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 33 views

    Actividad de Ingles II UNIT 4

    Uploaded by

    Andrea
    The document summarizes information about events that have occurred at factories and firms. It provides examples of sentences using the present perfect and simple past tenses to describe business-related events such as factories closing or being sold, employees being fired, new businesses being started or bought, and products being exported, made or sold. It also contains exercises for matching tense usage and identifying whether statements use the present perfect or past simple forms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Actividad de Ingles II UNIT 4

    Uploaded by

    Andrea
    33 views3 pages
    The document summarizes information about events that have occurred at factories and firms. It provides examples of sentences using the present perfect and simple past tenses to describe business-related events such as factories closing or being sold, employees being fired, new businesses being started or bought, and products being exported, made or sold. It also contains exercises for matching tense usage and identifying whether statements use the present perfect or past simple forms.

    Original Description:

    actividad de ingles para la unet

    Original Title

    Actividad de Ingles II UNIT 4 (1)

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document summarizes information about events that have occurred at factories and firms. It provides examples of sentences using the present perfect and simple past tenses to describe business-related events such as factories closing or being sold, employees being fired, new businesses being started or bought, and products being exported, made or sold. It also contains exercises for matching tense usage and identifying whether statements use the present perfect or past simple forms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    33 views3 pages

    Actividad de Ingles II UNIT 4

    Uploaded by

    Andrea
    The document summarizes information about events that have occurred at factories and firms. It provides examples of sentences using the present perfect and simple past tenses to describe business-related events such as factories closing or being sold, employees being fired, new businesses being started or bought, and products being exported, made or sold. It also contains exercises for matching tense usage and identifying whether statements use the present perfect or past simple forms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 3

    Events in factories and firms

    A. Listen to Diana phoning Paul and thick in the box (√ ) the things he
    has done. (Track 06)
    C. Here is Paul’s E-mail to Diana. Listen again and complete the message.

    MAIL IN
    Diana,
    This is what I ___have done____ with Henry Lee. Mr. Lee__has arrived_ last
    night. I ____have explained______ the programme to
    him this morning. After lunch, I ____have show____ him around the
    company. I ______________have not introduce______him to the Training
    Manager because he
    has been in a meeting. The Production Manager is away, so I
    ___have not arranged___for her to meet Mr. Lee. I__have let__a
    message for her.

    B. Put these words in the correct order to make sentences giving news for
    a company report. Use present perfect or simple past tense.

    1. close / factory / Atlanta


    They closed the factory in Atlanta

    2. start / exporting / Japan


    I have started Exporting in Japan

    3. start / exporting / New Zealand / last year


    I started exporting in new Zealand last year

    4. sell / food processing business / in February


    She has sold the food processing business in february

    5. fire / 10,000 employees / in 2009


    The factory fired 10,000 employes in 2009

    6. buy / new travel business


    I bought a new travel business
    7. Make / course of pants

    She made a course of pants

    8. Watch/ every day/ tv

    You watched tv every day

    9. read / message / last nigh

    I read your message last night


    10. See / movie / four times

    I have seen movie four times

    EXTRA EXERCISES ABOUT PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST


    SIMPLE
    A. Choose the correct sentence or phrase for the situation:

    e.g. Susie: …well what about yesterday?


    a) Alex: Well, I haven’t done anything special.
    b) Alex: Well, I didn’t do anything special.
    Susie: That’s a pity.
    1. Teresa: Can you come to the pub?
    a) Mary: No, I’ve just washed my hair.
    b) Mary: No, I washed my hair.
    Teresa: What a shame, maybe you can join us later.
    2. Juan: Why couldn’t you come to the pub last week?
    a) Alice: I’ve washed my hair.
    b) Alice: I washed my hair.
    Juan: What a shame, maybe you can join us this week.
    3. Mathew: I love travelling.
    a) Francesca: Really? Have you ever been to Paris?
    b) Francesca: Really? Did you ever go to Paris?
    Mathew: Oh yes, several times.
    4. Satoshi: I lived in the south of France for a year.
    a) Bob: Really? Have you ever been to Paris?
    b) Bob: Really? Did you ever go to Paris?
    Satoshi: Oh yes, several times.
    5. Ivan: That’s my fiancée.
    a) Michael: Really? How long have you been engaged?
    b) Michael: Really? How long were you engaged?
    Ivan: Oh, quite a long time.
    6. Carrie: That’s my ex-fiancée.
    a) Roger: Really? How long have you been engaged?
    b) Roger: Really? How long were you engaged?
    Carrie: Oh, quite a long time.

    B. Match the beginning of a sentence, with its correct ending, a or b.

    1. We got married a. since 1986.


    2. We’ve been married b. in 1986.

    3. Dinosaurs a. lived in many parts of the world.


    4. Many of today’s diplomats b. have lived in many parts of the world.

    5. The arrival of Don Cortés a. has had a dramatic effect in the modern world.
    6. The invention of computers b. had a dramatic effect on the old Aztec world.

    7. This is the first time a. we met.


    8. That was the first time b. we’ve met.
    C. Match each statement with the person who you think said it.

    1. I’ve been married for six years. a. divorcee


    2. I was married for six years. b. husband

    3. I flew planes every day for thirty years. a. retired airline pilot
    4. I’ve flown planes every day for thirty years. b. airline pilot

    5. How long did you know Josh? a. guest at wedding


    6. How long have you known Josh? b. guest at funeral

    7. My mother told me not to see him again. a. eighty-year-old


    8. My mother has told me not to see him again b. eighteen-year-old

    You might also like