Open the brackets using Present Perfect Tense. 1. Mr.Goldman (give) a million pounds to the charity this year.
2. I did 20 lengths of the pool today. I (not swim) that far since I was at school.
3. I (not eat) ice cream since my childhood
4. Mary (work) in a school since February?
5. I (spend) too much money today.
6. Prices (decrease) by 7%.

1)Last year the pupils worked a lot. They helped to rake LEAVES in the schoolyard and to WATER flowers.
2) They visited children at the LOCAL hospital and gave them SOFT toys. 3)There is a lake in the town.
The pupils helped to PICK UP litter near it last summer and helped to clean up the NEIGHBORHOOD.
4) Pupils of the 1st form collected SECONDHAND books for the local hospital.
5) The school CHOIR won first prize at the singing competition.
6) A lot of ELDERLY people got INVITATIONS for the concert.
7) The children performed FOLK dances and songs at the concert.

1. Make traditional dishes for your holiday meals and include foods from your culture or foods you ate growing up. Ask for recipes from relatives to keep your family food traditions alive. 2. Organize a cookie-baking party. Invite friends and family, or a group of your kids' friends. Ask everyone to bring their favorite holiday cookie recipe. 3. Make the same entree for Christmas Eve (such as stew) and Christmas Day (ham or turkey) every year. Or, choose a side-dish that becomes the yearly tradition, even if it's just for laughs. 4. Make a gingerbread house with your family. Those pre-made sets make it easy and provide you with everything you’ll need! Another option is to use graham crackers, some royal icing and candy you've saved for this purpose.