Present Progressive, the Present Perfect or the Simple Present Tense. 1. I (have lost) my key and (can't) get into the flat. 2. I (have known) him since childhood and we have always (been) good friends. 3. My friend (has learnt) German and now he (is studying) French. 4.I (have not looked) at the newspaper today so I (do not know) the news. 5. At last you (have come). We (have been) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (have made) good progress in English. 7. He (has been) angry with me lately. What (has happened) to him? 8. We (are studying) the use of tenses now and I (have not mastered) it yet. 9. — What are you (looking for)? — I (have lost) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (gets dark). 10. He (has travelled) a lot and (seen) a great deal of the world. He (is going) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (has got) his diploma. He (works) now. 12. There (is) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (have become) milder. 13. — Where (hurry) toPresent Progressive, the Present Perfect or the Simple Present Tense. 1. I (lose) my key and (can) get into the flat. 2. I (know) him since childhood and we always (be) good friends. 3. My friend (learn) German and now he (study) French. 4.I (not look) at the newspaper today so I (not know) the news. 5. At last you (come). We (be) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (make) good progress in English. 7. He (be) angry with me lately. What (happen) to him? 8. We (study) the use of tenses now and I (not master) it yet. 9. — What you (look for)? — I (lose) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (get dark). 10. He (travel) a lot and (see) a great deal of the world. He (go) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (get) his diploma. He (work) now. 12. There (be) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (become) milder. 13. — Where (Present Progressive, the Present Perfect or the Simple Present Tense. 1. I (lose) my key and (can) get into the flat. 2. I (know) him since childhood and we always (be) good friends. 3. My friend (learn) German and now he (study) French. 4.I (not look) at the newspaper today so I (not know) the news. 5. At last you (come). We (be) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (make) good progress in English. 7. He (be) angry with me lately. What (happen) to him? 8. We (study) the use of tenses now and I (not master) it yet. 9. — What you (look for)? — I (lose) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (get dark). 10. He (travel) a lot and (see) a great deal of the world. He (go) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (get) his diploma. He (work) now. 12. There (be) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (become) milder. 13. — Where (are you hurrying) to, Jane ? Are you (having) a party tonight? — Yes, we (are). But we (have run out) of mayonnaise and I (am going) to the store to get some. Sorry, but I really need to run. The first guests (are coming) in less than an hour and there are still a lot of things to do.
1.Jim was on his hands and knees on the floor. He was looking for his cigarette lighter. 2. We had been walking along the road for about 20 minutes when a car stopped and the driver offered us a lift. 3. When I arrived, everyone was sitting round the table with their mouths full. They were eating. 4. When I arrived, everyone was sitting round the table and talking. Their mouths were empty but their stomachs were full. They had been eating. 5. When I arrived, Ann was waiting for me. She was rather annoyed with me because I was late and she had been waiting for a very long time.
1. I (have lost) my key and (can't) get into the flat. 2. I (have known) him since childhood and we have always (been) good friends. 3. My friend (has learnt) German and now he (is studying) French. 4.I (have not looked) at the newspaper today so I (do not know) the news. 5. At last you (have come). We (have been) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (have made) good progress in English. 7. He (has been) angry with me lately. What (has happened) to him? 8. We (are studying) the use of tenses now and I (have not mastered) it yet. 9. — What are you (looking for)? — I (have lost) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (gets dark). 10. He (has travelled) a lot and (seen) a great deal of the world. He (is going) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (has got) his diploma. He (works) now. 12. There (is) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (have become) milder. 13. — Where (hurry) toPresent Progressive, the Present Perfect or the Simple Present Tense.
1. I (lose) my key and (can) get into the flat. 2. I (know) him since childhood and we always (be) good friends. 3. My friend (learn) German and now he (study) French. 4.I (not look) at the newspaper today so I (not know) the news. 5. At last you (come). We (be) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (make) good progress in English. 7. He (be) angry with me lately. What (happen) to him? 8. We (study) the use of tenses now and I (not master) it yet. 9. — What you (look for)? — I (lose) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (get dark). 10. He (travel) a lot and (see) a great deal of the world. He (go) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (get) his diploma. He (work) now. 12. There (be) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (become) milder. 13. — Where (Present Progressive, the Present Perfect or the Simple Present Tense.
1. I (lose) my key and (can) get into the flat. 2. I (know) him since childhood and we always (be) good friends. 3. My friend (learn) German and now he (study) French. 4.I (not look) at the newspaper today so I (not know) the news. 5. At last you (come). We (be) here for an hour. 6. As far as I (know) you (make) good progress in English. 7. He (be) angry with me lately. What (happen) to him? 8. We (study) the use of tenses now and I (not master) it yet. 9. — What you (look for)? — I (lose) my bag and I (want) to find it before it (get dark). 10. He (travel) a lot and (see) a great deal of the world. He (go) to Africa in a few days. 11. He (get) his diploma. He (work) now. 12. There (be) not as much snow as it used to be. I think winters (become) milder. 13. — Where (are you hurrying) to, Jane ? Are you (having) a party tonight? — Yes, we (are). But we (have run out) of mayonnaise and I (am going) to the store to get some. Sorry, but I really need to run. The first guests (are coming) in less than an hour and there are still a lot of things to do.
2. We had been walking along the road for about 20 minutes when a car stopped and the driver offered us a lift.
3. When I arrived, everyone was sitting round the table with their mouths full. They were eating.
4. When I arrived, everyone was sitting round the table and talking. Their mouths were empty but their stomachs were full. They had been eating.
5. When I arrived, Ann was waiting for me. She was rather annoyed with me because I was late and she had been waiting for a very long time.