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12.11.2021 15:56 •  Английский язык

Exercise 4

Choose the correct word, as shown.

1 What time does/is your bus leave?

2 I'm see/seeing Paolo tonight.

3 The last train leaves/leaving King's Cross at midnight.

4 Are you doing/do anything pleasant tonight?

5 I won't being/be back till after 11.00.

6 When are/do you leave tomorrow?

Exercise 5

Match the sentence halves, as shown.

1. I'm spending /a. around the US this summer,

2. We're travelling /b. in at 3 o'clock in the morning,

3. His flight gets /c. be back until November,

4. We're having a meeting /d. working this weekend,

5. Adrian won't /e. next Tuesday to discuss the matter

6. Unfortunately, I'm /f. the holidays with my family.

Exercise 6

Put the correct word in each gap, as shown.

I'll / see / won't / meeting / doing / going

Hi there!

I hope your afternoon is going OK. Have you remembered I'm __

out tonight? I'm Greg in town for a drink. I be

late - probably be back by 10. Are you your exercise

class as usual?

I'll you later.

Exercise 3

Choose the correct word.

1 Have you never/ever eaten fish and chips?

2 I've ever/never been to the US.

3 Tessa has never/ever had a cold.

4 Has Ben ever/never worked in an office?

5 Have Mary and Bill ever/never invited you to their home?

6 Amy's teachers have never/ever known such a clever student.

Exercise 4

Match the sentence halves.

1. He's already put /a. to work yet.

2. She hasn't had /b. breakfast yet.

3. He's already cleaned /c. the car.

4. It hasn't stopped /d. the dishes in the cupboard.

5. She's already taken /e. raining yet.

6. He hasn't gone /f. the dog for a walk.

Exercise 5

Choose the correct word.

1 Sally isn't here. She's gone/been to the bank.

2 I'm tired because I've just been/gone for a swim.

3 Kevin's back now - he's just been/gone to the supermarket.

4 Rita's gone/been to buy some lunch. She'll be back in a minute.

5 Have you ever gone/been to the mountains?

6 Tom has been/gone to a meeting, so he won't be in the office today

Exercise 6

Which sentences are correct?

1. Donald has lived in France since two years.

2. I've known my friend Sasha for a long time. +

3. Liz has never learnt to swim.

4. Sarah has ever been to China.

5. Peter has washed already the dishes.

6. Claire hasn't had her lunch yet.