Put the verbs in brackets into Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous
1. Don't walk in here. I …(just/clean) the floor.
2. Jane is hungry. She …(not /eat) anything for six hours.
3. She is tired. She …(study) for four hours.
4. I don't want to see that film again. I …(see) it twice already.
5. Sandy …(teach) English for 10 years.
6. Chris …(not/do) the washing up yet.
7. He …(walk) all the morning.
8. They(play) in the garden for two hours.
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No pain, no gain
David Simmons is from London but has been in China for three months now.
He studies at Denfeng Kung Fu School. In this interview with
Martial Arts Monthly (MAMA) David talks about life at school.
Mom, tell me about a typical day. When do you get up?
David, Our daily routine is the same every day. We get up at five o'clock and
we immediately start training. We have no time to wash or
have breakfast. If we are late, the teachers beat us with sticks.
Mom, how do you train?
David First we train our legs, arms and stomachs. We run up and down
1000 steps and do push-ups. The workout is very, very hard.
Mom, how do you understand the teachers? Do you speak Chinese?
David Elite, yes. But the teachers speak English, so I don't have
problems.
Mom, when do you have breakfast?
David At half past seven. We have rice and soup. The workout starts again at
nine o'clock. We practice punching. We study
jump high and kick too. At eleven o'clock we take a break for ten
minutes, and then the workout starts again.
David, No, not really, because we don't fight. We study
to defend, not to hurt other people.
Mom, when do you stop for lunch?
David, twelve thirty. But, of course, our arms and legs hurt after everything Mom did, When does the workout end?
education. So we stretch out for ten minutes and then we have lunch.
After lunch we have a long rest.
MOM, do you train during the day too?
David, yes. I like the afternoon because we train with sticks and
David At six o'clock. We take a shower in
at half-past seven we have supper - again rice and soup - and then we go to bed.
Mom, what do you want to do when you get back to Britain?
David, I want to open a kung fu school in London and teach
swords.
Mom, is it dangerous?
Kung Fu people. I also want to do films like
kung fu fighter!
5) 1) illegal 2) found 3) reduce 4) smaller 5) pick up 6) was 7) optional 8) stop
6) If I ruled the world I would do all my best to make this world a better place.
I care about the environment, so the first thing I'd do is to make factories reduce the amount of pollution. I'd also make cars smaller and cleaner and I'd make people pick up their own litter.
The next thing I'd do is to make sure that the government found a home for every homeless person. I'd also make sure that clean water was avaliable to everyone in the world.
There are some less serious things I'd do too. For example, I'd make all drugs illegal and I'd make smokers stop smoking. Finally, I'd make school optional instead of compulsory.
If I ruled the world there would be no suffering, there would be equality, and every single person would live happily. (138 words)
Перевод:
Если бы я правил миром, я бы сделал все возможное, чтобы сделать этот мир лучше.
Я забочусь об окружающей среде, поэтому первое, что я сделаю, - это заставлю фабрики снизить уровень загрязнения. Также я бы сделал машины меньше и чище, и заставлял людей собирать мусор самостоятельно.
Следующее, что я сделаю, - это сделаю так, чтобы правительство нашло дом для каждого бездомного. Я также позабочусь о том, чтобы чистая вода была доступна каждому в мире.
Я бы сделал и менее серьезные вещи. Например, я бы объявил все наркотики незаконными и заставил бы курильщиков бросить курить. Наконец, я бы сделал школу необязательной вместо обязательной.
Если бы я правил миром, не было бы страданий, было бы равенство, и каждый человек жил бы счастливо. (138 слов)