2 Put the verbs in the correct form of the present perfect.
1 A:
(you/ever/eat) candy floss
at a theme park?
B: No, I haven't. But I (hear)
that it's very tasty!
2 A: 1
(never/travel)
outside Europe. Have you?
B: Yes, I visited Tokyo six months ago.
3 A:
(you/ever/explore) the
Haunted Mansion at Disneyland?
B: Yes, I have. But I ..
(not/see)
Peter Pan on the pirate ship.
(visit) two theme
parks so far.
B: So have we. But we
(not/be) on any rollercoaster rides.
4 A: We
..
2)The (Japanese) spectators like (difference)
3)The leaves are turning yellow and brown. I can say they are (more yellow) and (more brown) now.
4)Who is the (director) of the(famous) children's film ''Canderella''?
5)What can you tell me about the(width) and the (length) of the bridge?
6) All critics wrote about the(elegance)of the young (actor)
7)Some people say the (political) situation in the world is getting worse and worse
8)Which is your favourite (entertainment): going to the theatre the cinema or the worse
9)What is Richard's (occupation)? - He is a cameraman
10)This is only an (unimportant) fact of his biography
11)They decided to (rebuild) the old stage in the theatre
12)This is just a (coincidence).Nobody did it on purpose
1. Mothers shouldn’t shout at their children.
2. Everyone should be careful while driving.
3. Families should be together at Christmas.
4. If Tom’s got a really bad cold, he shouldn’t go to school.
5. They've found some money. They should take it to the police.
1) every/ should/ come/ day/ you/ here.
You should come here every day
2) your/ late/ be/ at/ shouldn't/ lessons/ you.
You shouldn’t be late at your lessons
3) should/ much/ you / juice/ drink.
You should drink much juice
4) a/ you/ speak/ to/ shouldn't/ stranger.
You shouldn’t speak to a stranger
5) you/ winter/ should/ warm/ wear/ in/ clothes.
You should wear warm clothes in winter
6) I/ know/ how/ should?
How should I know?