Fill in the gaps with «just» and the correct form of the verbs: 1. Mary and Kate this problem. (solve)

Fill the blank spaces with the past simple of the verbs in brackets

Fill in the gaps with correct verb form from the box. 6. Somebody has. this window. 7. Have you . your book yet? 8. She’s a good friend of mine. I’ve. her a long time. 9. I have.some coffee. Would you like some? 10. I know George but I’ve never.his wife.
1. known 2. saw 3. finished 4. cost 5. broken 6. slept 7. seen 8. made 9. went 10. met​

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the brackets. Use Present Perfect.

1) . about etiquette? (YOU/EVER/HEAR)

2) Emily .the silver forks yet. (NOT/FIND)

3) .my new plate? (YOU/JUST/BREAK)

4) Children.so many dishes. (NEVER/SEE)

5) .the table? (YOU/ALREADY/SERVE)

6) I .new cups for dinner. (NOT/BUY)

1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word.

2. Match the sentences to make the situations

Complete the text with the correct tense of the verbs from the box

Fill in the correct words.

Fill in the correct form of the present perfect tense

Task 1. Complete the text using the past simple.

Task 2. Read and write the correct verb.

2) Fill in the gaps with is or are. ​

4. fill in the gaps using who, which or whose where necessary, as in the example.
1 can you tell me who took the newspapers from the table?
2 the woman made the cake is ann’s mum
. 3 that is the girl has just sold her bike to me.
4 what do you think of the new teacher started this year?
5 john’s the man car broke down last week. 6 have you got any money you can lend me? 7 she’s the woman brother is a soldier.
8 i lost the necklace my grandmother gave me last summer.
9 when are you going to move those boxes are in the hall?
10 the man owns that shop is retiring next year.​