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14 сентября 2026 10:42 · публичный вопрос
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Сделай с 1 по 7 задание

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Exercises 1–2 are cropped in the photo, so I can’t solve them reliably. Here are exercises 3–7.

3. Present Simple or Present Continuous

a) Paula looks sad.
Paula is looking for her keys.

b) This soup tastes delicious.
I am tasting the soup to see if it needs more salt.

c) The baby feels soft.
The baby is feeling unwell at the moment.

d) Lucy thinks Shakira’s new album is great.
Lucy is thinking of buying Shakira’s new album.

e) He has three cats.
He is having a party on Saturday.

Principle:

  • Present Simple describes a state, opinion, possession or characteristic.
  • Present Continuous describes an action happening now, a temporary state or a planned event.

4. Do, go or have

  1. have
  2. go
  3. go
  4. do
  5. go
  6. go
  7. have
  8. do
  9. do
  10. go

Principle:

  • do the washing-up / the ironing / the gardening
  • go shopping / out / to a party
  • have a lie-in, a family get-together, etc.

The personal answers depend on how often you do these activities.


5. Present Perfect

a) Possible dialogues:

  • Have you ever been to a concert? — Yes, I have.
  • Have you ever slept outdoors? — No, I haven’t.
  • Have you ever stayed up all night? — Yes, I have.
  • Have you ever taken part in a parade? — No, I haven’t.

b) Example:

My partner has been to a concert and has stayed up all night, but has never slept outdoors or taken part in a parade.

Principle:
Have/Has + subject + ever + past participle?
Example: Have you ever slept outdoors?


6. Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

  1. Sally has dyed her hair recently.
  2. My ears hurt because I have been listening to loud music all day.
  3. Ann has been lying in the sun all day.
  4. Sam has left his keys inside.
  5. Jane has broken the mirror.
  6. Mike has seen the film before.

Principle:

  • Present Perfect Simple focuses on a result: has broken, has left.
  • Present Perfect Continuous focuses on an activity lasting for some time: has been listening, has been lying.

7. Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

  1. I haven’t been to a party since last year.
  2. It has been raining for hours.
  3. He has known Sally for six years.
  4. They haven’t seen the team since 2002.
  5. We haven’t seen George since early this morning.
  6. John has been reading since early this morning.

Check:

  • for + period of time: for six years, for hours
  • since + starting point: since 2002, since this morning