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A) A new edition of Longman Grammar has appeared recently. 
— Present Perfect

b) My Granny has had this tea cosy for ages.   
— Present Perfect

c) It takes me five minutes to get to school. 
— Present Simple

d) Bill will have been travelling for 5 months by this time next week. 
— Future Perfect Continuous

e) We are discussing the contents of the novel tomorrow. 
— Present Continuous

 f) The young princess could not speak. She was under the spell. 
— Present Simple

g) He had been playing football for an hour before the seven o’clock meeting. 
— Past Perfect

h) I’ll be working in the garden then. 
— Future Continuous

I) Ann had left by five o’clock. 
— Past Perfect

j) Jane has been painting since early morning. 
— Present Perfect

k) Will you join us for dinner? 
— Future Simple

I) Summer follows spring. 
— Present Simple

m) Emily was speaking to the librarian at that time. 
— Present Continuous

n) Why have you been crying? 
— Present Perfect Continuous

o) You will have changed your mind by tomorrow. 
— Future Perfect

1. Why can't you give the book back? I have not finished reading it yet.
2. Why can't you repeat the question? I have not heard the question
3. Are they leaving? Yes, they are. They have not changed their plans.
4. What's the matter with you? I think I have catched cold.
5. Why is it so quiet in the house? Everybody has left.
6. Where will you go in summer? I have not decided yet.
7. How long has this film been on? The film has been on for about a week.
8. Have you ever been late for classes? I have never been late for classes.
9. How are they? I don't know I have not seen them lately.
10. Where is yesterday's newspaper? I have just thrown it out.
11. How long have you lived in Moscow? I have lived in Moscow since I was  born.
12. How much time has passed since he left? A fortnight has passed since he left.
13. How many times have you been to Leningrad? I have never been to Leningrad.