Did you have (0) good weekend? (41) Saturday, my uncle came to see us. He's got a new motorbike! He took me for a ride on (42) through the park. (43) I saw Helen, Lucy (44) looked really surprised when I waved and said 'Hello!' (45) lot of people were there. some other friends from school. They them! On Sunday morning, I cleaned my bicycle (46) 1 (47) (48) lights too. it was so dirty. … love to buy a new one! Mine's so slow. It needs new tyres What (49) competition there. Text me (50) going to the skate park tomorrow? There's a you want to go! Paul отве то то то с чем
Have done дети сделали домашнее задание. Теперь они могут пойти на каток
Have you ever been Ты когда-нибудь был в Warsaw? Was да, я был там в году
Have already sent Я уже отправил телеграм
Sent я отправил телеграм вчера
Didn't see Я не видел его в январе
Haven't seen Я не видел его с января
Havent received мы давно не получали от неё писем
Went они ходили в поход три дня назад
Have seen Я только что его видел
Saw я видела его в 1993
Have you had breakfast Ты уже позавтракал? When did you have Когда Ты завтракал
When did you arrive Когда Ты приехал в Москву
Fell asleep он уснул в половине седьмого
Have known Я знаю этот инженера с тех пор как я начал работать на заводе
Have written наконец я написал сочинение, теперь я пойду гулять
1. Clean the blackboard. - I have cleaned the blackboard.
2. Close your book. - I have closed my book.
3. Put your pen on the table. - I have put my pen on the table.
4. Bring your daybook. - I have brouhgt my daybook.
5. Open the door. - I have opened the door.
6. Write the word "table" on the blackboard. - I have written the word "table" on the blackboard.
7. Show me your note-book. - I have shown you my note-book.
8. Put your pencil into your bag. - I have put my pencil into my bag.
9. Take your English book out of your bag. - I have taken my English book out of my bag.
10. Come up to the table. - I have come up to the table.
Объяснение:
Второе предложение в первом лице единственном числе в Present Perfect.
Первое предложение в повелительном наклонении, обращается ко второму лицу в единственном числе.