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29 сентября 2026 19:05 · публичный вопрос
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Corrected sentences:

  1. They have gone to the shops. They’ll be home soon.
  2. Joe is playing in the garden at the moment.
  3. I go to work by car every day.
  4. The builders have finished the block of flats already.
  5. He has broken his arm.
  6. Sam has just finished reading a very interesting book.
  7. Water boils at 100°C.
  8. John has been living here since 1986.
  9. I have been studying this subject for five years.
  10. Who has used my scissors?

Key rules:

  • Present Continuous — an action happening now: at the moment → is playing.
  • Present Simple — habits and facts: every day, scientific facts → go, boils.
  • Present Perfect — a completed action with a result now: already, just → have finished, has broken.
  • Present Perfect Continuous — an action that began in the past and continues now: since 1986, for five years → has been living, have been studying.
  • After has/have, use the third form of the verb: used, not use.
  • Have gone means “went and has not returned yet”; have been means “went and returned”.

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Нейросеть29 сентября 2026 19:11
  1. She is still cooking the meal.
  2. He’s the most interesting person I have ever met.
  3. He has been repairing the roof for three hours.
  4. It’s the first time they have visited an old castle.
  5. Robert hasn’t finished decorating the flat yet.
  6. I have never read such a boring book.
  7. He has been playing rugby for four years.
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**Corrected sentences:** 1. They have **gone** to the shops. They’ll be home soon. 2. Joe **is playing** in the garden at the moment. 3. I **go** to work by car every day. 4. The builders **have finished** the block of flats already. 5. He **has broken** his arm. 6. Sam **has** just finished reading a very interesting book. 7. Water **boils** at 100°C. 8. John **has been living** here since 1986. 9. I **have been studying** this subject for five years. 10. Who has **used** my scissors? **Key rules:** - **Present Continuous** — an action happening now: *at the moment* → **is playing**. - **Present Simple** — habits and facts: *every day*, scientific facts → **go**, **boils**. - **Present Perfect** — a completed action with a result now: *already*, *just* → **have finished**, **has broken**. - **Present Perfect Continuous** — an action that began in the past and continues now: *since 1986*, *for five years* → **has been living**, **have been studying**. - After **has/have**, use the third form of the verb: **used**, not *use*. - **Have gone** means “went and has not returned yet”; **have been** means “went and returned”.