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Answer 1

The Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect versions of the verbs are given as follows:

a) Stacey waters (water) flowers once a week. She already  watered (already/water) all flowers in the living room.

b) They just arrived (just/arrive) from Moscow. Have you every been (you/ever/be) there? It is (be) an amazing place!

c) They always produce (always/produce) so much noise! It is impossible to relax in the evenings!

d) Do you eat (you/eat) meat? Actually, I prefer (prefer) fish and vegetables.

e) Mum already backed (already/baked) a cherry pie. She constantly uses (constantly/use) this filling.

f) Why did you smell (you/smell) this milk? To check if it is (it/get spoiled)?

g) He seems (seem) to be a nice person.

h) You look sad. What are you thinking (you/think) about? I am thinking (think) about your words. I think (think) you are right.

i) I always wanted (always/want) to be a singer. But I can’t sing.

j) Do you know that Mary found (find) a new job?

k) We have not booked (not/book) a hotel yet. We are looking (look) for it now.

2 Choose the right word: ever, just, yet, always.

a) Nick’s mother has just left for India.

b) Have you ever been to the Black Sea?

c) They haven’t visited this old castle ever.

d) I’ve always wanted to be an artist. But I can’t dance.

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Translate into English.

a)  Я учу английские слова каждый день.

I learn English words every day.

b) Я учу английские слова уже час.

I have been learning English words for an hour now.

c) Я учу английские слова. Не мешай мне.

I am learning English words. Do not disturb me.

d) Я выучил английские слова. Проверь меня.

I learned English words. Check me.

4 Choose Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect Continuous.

a) Is Andy here? – I don’t know, I haven't (not/see) him today.

b) Where did you go (you/go)? – To the library.

c) Have you seen my phone? I have been looking (look) for it all the morning.

d) Mike has spoken (talk) to his friend for an hour already.

e) How long will you work (you/work) on this problem?

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