1 Complete the sentence with the correct present perfect or past simple form of the verb in brackets. 1 Jan (go) to France three years ago.
2 Peter (not learn) to play a musical instrument yet.
3 Rita and John (already / buy) a camera for their new photography class next week.
4 (Mark / get) tickets for the concert yet?
5 I (take) some novels to my grandma’s house last week.
6 I (do) a lot of painting when I was younger.
7 (Bill / be) at the cinema with you last night?
8 Paul (not study) everything for the exam. He only started his revision yesterday.
2 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.
1 Pete/r went to school two minutes ago.
Peter has just to school.
2 Did you see the new film at the cinema last week?
Have you the new film at the cinema yet?
3 I’ve already driven my new car to work and I really like it!
I my new car to work yesterday and I really like it!
4 Does James need to write to his granddad about his birthday present?
Has James to his granddad about his birthday present yet?2 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.
1 Pete/r went to school two minutes ago.
Peter has just to school.
2 Did you see the new film at the cinema last week?
Have you the new film at the cinema yet?
3 I’ve already driven my new car to work and I really like it!
I my new car to work yesterday and I really like it!
4 Does James need to write to his granddad about his birthday present?
Has James to his granddad about his birthday present yet?2 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.
1 Pete/r went to school two minutes ago.
Peter has just to school.
2 Did you see the new film at the cinema last week?
Have you the new film at the cinema yet?
3 I’ve already driven my new car to work and I really like it!
I my new car to work yesterday and I really like it!
4 Does James need to write to his granddad about his birthday present?
Has James to his granddad about his birthday present yet?
Ex.1
1 Jan went to France three years ago.
2 Peter have not learned to play a musical instrument yet.
3 Rita and John have already bought a camera for their new photography class next week.
4 Has Mark got tickets for the concert yet?
5 I took some novels to my grandma’s house last week.
6 I used to do a lot of painting when I was younger.
7 Was Bill at the cinema with you last night?
8 Paul haven't studied everything for the exam. He only started his revision yesterday.
2 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.
1 Peter went to school two minutes ago.
Peter has just gone to school.
2 Did you see the new film at the cinema last week?
Have you seen the new film at the cinema yet?
3 I’ve already driven my new car to work and I really like it!
I drove my new car to work yesterday and I really like it!
4 Does James need to write to his granddad about his birthday present?
Has James written to his granddad about his birthday present yet?