B Use the words in brackets () to complete the dialogues. Use the Present Continuous or the Present Simple. 0(The sun/rise/in the east.) The eun rises in the east. 0 (Look! The sun/come/up.) Look The sun ie comine up. 1 Ann: Is the swimming pool open today? Jane: (No, they/lget/things ready for the next competition.) Ann: (How often/they/have/these competitions?) Jane: About three times a year. 2. Sam: (Why/that machine/not/work/at the moment?) Chris: (I don't know, but a mechanic/mend/it.) Sam: (What/the machine/do/in fact?) ( it/make/boxes?) Chris: (Yes, it/make/boxes of all sizes.) 3 Mary: (Look! The Fosters/work/in their garden.) (They/not/usually/work/on Sundays.) Let's have a word with them. Hello, Joe. Hello, Sara. (you/get/ready/for the winter?) Joe: (Yes, we/tidy/up the leaves.) eallon (We/always/try/to do it before the winter/come/.) 4 Tim: (Sam, what/you/look/for?) Sam: (I/look/for Jean's glasses.) (She/not/often/wear/them.) (She only/wear/them to read, so she often/lose/them.)
Who has not heard many stories about these cetaceans of friendly and cute animals. Science knows more than 50 species of dolphins. The most common delfiny - squirrel and bottlenose dolphins (normal). These animals live in packs. They can be found not only in temperate and warm waters of the oceans, seas and even in rivers and lakes. Dolphins are interesting because they have a highly developed nervous system. In addition, studies have shown that their brains like a man, and the convolutions of the cerebral cortex of a dolphin twice as much as in humans. The bark of the brain consists of 6 layers (as a person), and brain cells a half times more. Dolphins, like some whales emit ultrasounds that are used for communication and oriyentatsiyi.Tsikavo that each dolphin has its own tone of voice. "Turning" to "companion" dolphin mimics the tone of voice of someone to "calls" .In the lexicon of dolphin discovered more than 30 sounds, some of them warn about the dangers others help keep the pack together, but this is only a small fraction decoded sounds.
1. We have finished all our homework.
2.He has visited us many times
3.She has returned my book at last
4.I am afraid that I have lost my car keys.
5. We have been in Mexico many times.
6. I have studied this exercise before.
7. We have learned many new words in this course.
8.My family has been to Montreal.
9. I have heard that story before.
10.We have lent money to them several times.
11.Mr. Petridis has gone to South America to work.
12. His uncle has taught computer science for years.
13. She has seen that movie three times.
14. He has make and lost several fortunes.
15. Kelly has tried that recipe many times.
16.He has begun to understand what Alice wants .
17. The flowers have grown very high.
18. They have been in Acapulco many times.
19. Dick has visited them in Mexico twice.