Homework

Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect simple).

1. I (not / work)  today.

I have not worked today

2. We (buy)  a new lamp.

We have bought a new lamp.

3. We (not / plan)  our holiday yet.

We have not planned our holiday yet.

4. Where (be / you) ?

Where have you been?

5. He (write)  five letters.

He has written five letters.

6. She (not / see)  him for a long time.

She has not seen him for a long time.

7. (be / you)  at school?

Have you been at school?

8. School (not / start)  yet.

School has not started yet.

9. (speak / he)  to his boss?

Has he spoken to his boss?

10. No, he (have / not)  the time yet.

No, he has not had the time yet.

    Put in the correct question tags for each sentence.


    1. John smokes a lot,  ?

    Does he?

    2. My mother has lovely hair,  ?

    Hasn’t she?

    3. You do like this film we’re watching,  ?

    Don’t you?

    4. He can’t speak English very well,  ?

    Can he?

    5. Your brother isn’t married,  ?

    Is he?

    6. She doesn’t cook very well,  ?

    Does she?

    7. We can go to the cinema tomorrow if you want,  ?

    Can’t we?

    8. They don’t have a very nice house,  ?

    Do they?

    9. She is the richest woman in the town,  ?

    Isn’t she?

    10. We should leave before it gets dark,  ?

    Shouldn’t we?

    11. You’d like a cup of tea,  ?

    Hadn’t you?

    12. They mustn’t go too near the lake,  ?

    Must they?

    13. You’ll see John tomorrow,  ?

    Won’t you.

    14. We won’t be going to that restaurant again,  ?

    Will we.

    15. Let’s try and phone her again,  ?

    Shall we.

    16. You’ve seen this film already,  ?

    Haven’t you.

    17. Your uncle has never been out of the village,  ?

    Has he.

    18. You’re seeing Amy next week,  ?

    Aren’t you.

    19. I’m not speaking first at the meeting,  ?

    Am I.

    20. This was an interesting exercise,  ?

    Wasn’t it.

    Holiday or vocation
    Question tags, present perfect simple, already and yet
    English in mind, pages 34, 35, 36, 37

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