Open the brackets to complete the text using the right from of the verb. my uncle's friend jim lives in england.) got a house in a village not far from london.the ) about 100 years old.) two floors.) a kitchen, a dining room and a living room on the ground floor.) three bedrooms upstairs.my uncle visited him last summer.the weather ) rainy.my uncle and his friend ) at home and (talk) or (play) chess.

1. is
2.has
3.are
4.are
5.was
6.stayed, talked or played.

Don't go to Nick's place now, he (is working). He (will finish) his homework at seven o'clock. If you ( come) after seven, he (will be) very glad.
2. Has Pete ( gone) to the cinema? — Yes, I ( think) so. He usually ( plays) in the yard at this time, and now he (is not) there.
3. He (was reading) a book at five o'clock yesterday.
4. Will you (go) for a walk with me? — I (am) sorry, I can't. I (am doing) my homework. I (have not yet written) the English exercise. If you (wait) for me, I (will go) with you in half an hour. I (want) to go for a walk very much, because I (did not go) for a walk yesterday.
5. Yesterday the children (had done) all their homework before mother ( came) home, and when she (came), they (were playing) with the cat.
6. I (lost) my key when I (was playing) in the yard yesterday.
7. Ring me up as soon as you (come) home.
8. Where do you usually (take) books for reading?

1. Jack  has not watched this film yet. 
2. You have already opened the present.
3. Helen has not  washed the dishes yet
4. I have already come home
5. Den hasn't bought milk.
6. We have not met  our new classmate yet 

1. Have you ever been  to  Kyiv?   Yes, I have
2. Have you  ever been to mountains? No, I have not
3 Have you ever been to  London?  No, I have not
4.Have you ever met a film/star?  No, I have not
5.Have you ever  made a   camp  fire ? Yes, I have
6. Have you ever bought souvenirs? Yes, I have