Lesson 8, grammar

Homework, Lesson 8

Insert in the blanks: ’ve done, has been, have come, ’s drunk, have lost, have bought, has thought.

• He __ never ____ the French wine.
• ____she ever _____ to India?
• I _______ it in a new way. I like it more.
• They ________ from Europe. They want to tell us what it is like there.
• You ___________ one more car!
• ___ he ever _______ about going abroad and not to another state?
• One more time we __________ our keys! Do you remember where I put my bag?

Write the answers in the positive:

• Have you ever been at Dream Theater concert?
• Has he gone to Canada?
• Have they made that strange Schrodinger’s box for their cat?
• Has she found her key?
• Has he begun his studies at the University?
• Has your dog hidden its toys?
• Have Ann and Fred got their prize?

Write questions:

• I have gone to London once in life.
• They have already forgotten their trouble; now they are happy.
• She has eaten the dessert by herself, and now she does not feel okay.
• We have caught our dream! We will never lose it.
• He has sold the house.
• You have thought about the wrong author, the one I have told you about is Spanish.
• I have broken your vase…

Change phrases to the negative ones:

• You have shot the animal.
• She has sold all of her dresses.
• I’ve read about him.
• We have met before.
• He’s sent the letters.
• Their car has run 20,000 miles.
• They have already known her before.
• I have given the wrong answer.

Choose the correct variant:

• I have never ridden/I never rode a horse.
• Have you already finished/Did you already finish?
• Did you meet/have you met him before?
• I have put/put the toys in the box.
• I  have put/put the toys in the box yesterday.
• Did you make/have you made the right choice?
• How long have you been/were you to Rome?
• He has been/was to Italy for a week now.

Lesson 8, Answers

Fill in the blanks:

• He has never drunk French wine.
• Has she ever been to India?
• I have done it a new way. I like it more.
• They have come from Europe. They want to tell us what it is like there.
• You have bought another car!
• Has he ever thought about going abroad and not to another state?
• Once again we have lost our keys! Do you remember where I put my bag?

Write positive answers to these questions: 

• I have been once.
• Yes, he has been to Canada.
• Yes, they have made it for their cat.
• Yes, she has found her key.
• Yes, he has begun his studies.
• Yes, it has hidden them.
• Yes, they have been given their prize.

Write some questions that these statements could be the answers to: 

• Have you ever been to London?
• Have they forgotten their troubles already?
• Has she eaten the cake by herself?
• Have you achieved your dream?
• What house has he sold?
• Have I told you about that German author?
• Have you broken my favourite vase or not?

Change phrases to the negative ones:

• You have not shot any animal.
• She has not sold any of her dresses.
• I haven’t read about him.
• We haven’t met before.
• He hasn’t sent the letters.
• Their car has less than 20,000 miles on the clock.
• They haven’t met her before.
• I haven’t given the wrong answer.

Choose the correct version:

• I have never ridden a horse before.
• Have you already finished?
• Have you met him before?
• I have put the toys in the box.
• I put the toys in the box yesterday.
• Have you made the right choice?
• How long have you been in Rome?
• He has been in Italy for a week now.