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Present Simple or Continuous: Emma: Matthew: Emma: Matthew: Emma: Matthew: Emma: Present Simple or Continuous
Put the verbs in brackets into the "Present Perfect" or "Past Simple":
1. I -------------------- (move) to Seattle in January. I -------------------- (live)
here for 3 months now. I -------------------- (live) in Canada from 1978 to
1980.
2. My friend -------------------- (live) in Seattle since 1990.
3. My teacher in my country was British. I -------------------- (study) with
her for 1 year.
4. Now my teacher is American. I -------------------- (study) with her since
the beginning of the quarter.
5. My father -------------------- (work) hard all of his life. (he is dead.)
6. My father -------------------- (work) hard all of his life. (He is alive.)
7. My friend works at Microsoft now, but before that, she --------------------
(have) a job with Boeing.
8. Since January, I -------------------- (have) a great job. I feel very lucky.
9. My parents -------------------- (like) my girlfriend since they met her.
Fill in the gaps with for or since:
1. The tiger has been asleep ---------------- half an hour.
2. Tony Nelson has hunted the man-eaters ---------------- fifteen years.
3. He’s hunted the man-eaters ------------- he was a boy.
4. He’s lived in the hills --------------- a very long time.
5. He hasn’t shot a tiger ----------------- September.
6. I’ve been here -------------- Saturday.
7. He’s lived there --------------- two years.
8. I’ve had my rabbit -------------- seven years.
9. I haven’t spoken to him --------------- ten o’ clock.
Put the verbs in brackets into the " Present Perfect" or " Past Simple"
and complete using "FOR" or "SINCE" :
1. Lucy------------------- (be) asleep ---------- about eleven hours.
2. I ------------- (live) here ---------------- January.
3. They-------------- (not, eat) meat ----------- they ------------- (see) that
film about farm animals.
4. My father ---------------- (be) married ---------------- twenty years now.
5. She ----------- (have) her car ------------ she -------------- (become) a
doctor.
6. I ------------(study) English ---------- three years before I --------(come)
here.
7. She -------------(become) more aggressive ----------- she--------------
(enter) politics.
8. I ----------- (know) Eleanor ----------- five years before she -------------
(start) this school.
9. I -------------- (not, play) tennis ---------- I ------------- (break) my arm.
10. I ----------- (get) married forty years ago. My husband and I -----------
(live) happily together ------------ then.
11. My father ----------- (leave) home ten years ago and he ---------- (not,
write) to us----------then.
12. His appearance -------------- (improve) considerably --------he --------
(grow) his moustache.
13. I ---------------- (see) my English teacher half an hour ago.
14. I ---------- (live) in Italy ---------- six months in 1998, but I -------------
(not, be) there --------------- then.
15. He is the greatest boxer I ------------------- (ever, know).
16. I ---------------- (teach) English ---------three years when I --------------
(be) in Saudi Arabia.
17. Someone ----------------- (build) the house ten years -------------- but I
don't know who ------- (live) in it --------------- then.
18. I ------------------ (drive) a car------------------- a longtime,
19. Ann ---------------- (have) a bad cold--------------the last few days.
20. Bill ----------------- (be) engaged lo Liz -------------- two years and then
he -----------(get) married to Jane.
21. They ----------------- (setup) this society ten years ago.
22. I ----------- (write) the postcards but I ------------ (not, post) them yet.
23. I ------------------- (not, see) her ------------------- I (graduate) from the
faculty of letters.
24. This is the first time I ------------------- (tell) you a lie.
25. The young man ------------- (never, be) to Rome, but he --------------
(read) a book about this city last year.
Put the verbs in the Past Simple or Present Perfect:
Tom: ------------- you ------------ (hear) the news about David?
Harriet: No. What ----------------------- (happen)?
Tom: He ------------------- (have) an accident. He was walking down
some steps. He ----------- (fall) and ------------- (break) his leg.
Harriet: Oh, how awful! When ------------ it --------------- (happen)?
Tom: Yesterday afternoon. Melanie ------------------ (tell) me about
it last night.
Harriet: Last night! --------- you -------- (know) about it last night, and
you --------------- (not/ tell) me!
Tom: Well, I --------------------- (not/see) you today, until now.
Harriet: I hope he’s all right. He -------------------- (have) lots of
accidents, you know. He --------------------- (do) the same
thing about two years ago.
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