- •1 Present continuous or simple?
- •2 Present continuous or simple?
- •4 The verb be
- •5 Past continuous or simple?
- •6 Past continuous or simple?
- •7 Gone to or been to?
- •13 I've been or I was?
- •10 I have done or I did?
- •11 I've done it. I did it yesterday.
- •12 Structures with for, since and last
- •16 Present perfect or past simple?
16 Present perfect or past simple?
Put in the verbs.
Tom: (►) Have you heard (you / hear) the news about David?
Harriet: No. (1) ..............................................(what / happen)?
Tom: (2)……….. ............................. (he / have) an accident. He was walking down some steps.
(3)……………………………… (he / fall) and (4)…………………………….. (break) his leg.
Harriet: Oh, how awful! When (5)............................................... (it / happen)?
Tom: Yesterday afternoon. Melanie (6)……………………………….. (tell) me about it last night.
Harriet: Last night! (7)…………………………….. (you / know) about it last night, and
(8)……………………........... (you / not / tell) me!
Tom: Well, (9) ........................................... (I / not / see) you last night. And
(10) ........................................... (I / not / see) you today, until now.
Harriet: I hope he's all right. (11) ............................................. (he / have) lots of accidents, you know.
(12) ............................... (he / do) the same thing about two years ago.
17 Today, this week, etc
Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect.
► Mark buys a newspaper most mornings, but he hasn't bought one this morning.
1 I see Vicky most days, but ......................
2 We go to the club most weekends, but .......
3 We usually have a party each term, but ..
4 Someone usually rings in the evening, but no one
