5 Complete the sentences with the present perfect or past simple form of the verbs. 1 In 2010, the company began (begin) to attract customers from abroad. 2 When (you / get) a…
5 Complete the sentences with the present perfect or past simple form of the verbs. 1 In 2010, the company began (begin) to attract customers from abroad. 2 When (you / get) a full-time job with the company? 3 I don’t know why he doesn’t leave his job. He (enjoy) it for nearly five years. 4 (you / have) any experience of restaurant work? 5 She (join) the company two weeks ago. 6 A lot of people (leave) since the new manager started. 6 Choose the correct option (a, b or c) to complete the sentences. 1 my report? It was here just minutes ago. a Did you see b You saw c Have you seen 2 Adina unemployed for months and wants me to help her with her CV. a is b has been c was 3 We our tickets yesterday. a has booked b booked c was booking 4 No more coffee for me, thank you. I a cup less than ten minutes ago. a had b have had c have 5 ever given a presentation to a large group of people? a Had you b Have you c Did you 6 Pat a promotion last month and is now Marketing Manager. a has got b did get c got Не переводи на русский
I appreciate your interest in completing these sentences using the correct verb forms. Let's go through each exercise step by step.
- In 2010, the company began (begin) to attract customers from abroad.
- When did you get (you / get) a full-time job with the company?
- I don’t know why he doesn’t leave his job. He has enjoyed (enjoy) it for nearly five years.
- Do you have (you / have) any experience of restaurant work?
- She joined (join) the company two weeks ago.
- A lot of people have left (leave) since the new manager started.
Now for the second set of sentences:
- Have you seen my report? It was here just minutes ago.
- Adina has been unemployed for months and wants me to help her with her CV.
- We booked our tickets yesterday.
- No more coffee for me, thank you. I had a cup less than ten minutes ago.
- Have you ever given a presentation to a large group of people?
- Pat got a promotion last month and is now Marketing Manager.
Each of these sentences illustrates the use of the present perfect or past simple forms appropriately. If you have any more questions or need further explanation on verb tenses, feel free to ask!
