Open the brackets. put the verbs into the present perfect. 1.he never (to be) to novgorod. 2.my little brother just (to clean) his teeth. 3.i just (to have) lunch. 4. my father and (to take) our dog for a walk recently. 5. his grandfather (to work) in the garden lately. 6.our mother just (to make) coffee. 7. she (not to meet) him yet. 8.they just (to go) out. 9. my friends (to play) basketball this morning. 10.been (not to clean) the carpet yet.

1. he has never been to novgorod. 2. my little brother has just cleaned his teeth. 3. i have just had lunch. 4. my father and i have taken our dog for a walk recently. 5. his grandfather has worked in the garden lately. 6. our mother has just made coffee. 7. she hasn't met him yet. 8. they have just gone out. 9. my friends have played basketball this morning. 10. been haven't cleaned the carpet.

ответ:

1.my favourite film genre is comedy because i like good jokes.

2.my favourite book genre is detective because i love interesting and mysterious stories.

3.i am reading harry potter at the moment. this book's genre is fantasy.

4.i watched star wars recently. this is science-fiction.

5.i never watch romance films because i don't like romantic.

6.i never read historical books because i think this genre is boring.

объяснение:

если что, скопировала свой ответ на такое же . думаю, и вам тоже подойдёт.

По ходу тут монолог, как мама рассказивает дочке о том, что к ним звонила анора и желала им хепи навруз, потом анора сказала, что ее семья собирається готовить плов или что там, потом сказала, что семья анори приглашаєт их на ужин и т.п. как можно здесь сложить диалог, если говорит только мама girl (samira): hello! anora: hello, samira! happy navroz to you & your family!   samira: thanks a lot. same regards for you.  anora: our family is going to cook plov for dinner & we would like to invite you & your family to celebrate navroz with us. samira: what time we have to come? anora: at 6 o'clock. samira: ok.  thank you very much for invitation.    anora: ok. bye-bye. see you. samira: see you soon. bye