Поставьте слово в правильную форму 1.my brother explained that he (see) that film three times already. 2.he (finish) his work yet. 3.the (much) english books you read, the better you know the language. 4.granny (sleep) when i returned home yesterday. 5.her car broke yesterday while she (drive) to work 6.we (return) to the hotel by 8 p.m yesterday 7.the boss was away but the woman wanted to know if he (be) in the office today 8. when i entered the classroom, i saw that all my classmates (discuss) the football match 9. if i (be) you, i would listen to your parents advise 10.invitations (not send) to all the guests yet

1.Has been seen

2.has finished

3.more

4.was sleeping

5.was driving

6.had returned

7.has been

8.was discussing

9.were

10.haven't sent

Розкрийте дужки, вживаючи дієслова у Present Perfect, та доберіть відповіді на питання за зразком.

You (wash) the plates? ~

Yes, I …

Have you washed the plates? ~

Yes, I have.

You (see) him lately? ~

No, I …

Have you seen him lately? ~

No, I haven’t.

Where you (be)? ~ I (be) to the dentist.

You (have) breakfast? ~ Yes, I …

The post (come)? ~ Yes, it …

You (see) my watch anywhere? ~ No, I’m afraid I …

Someone (wind) the clock? ~ Yes, Tom …

I (not finish) my letter yet.

He just (go) out.

Someone (take) my bicycle.

The phone (stop) ringing.

You (hear) from her lately? ~ No, I …

I just (wash) the floor.

The cat (steal) the fish.

You (explain) the exercise? ~ Yes, I …

There aren’t any buses because the drivers (go) on strike.

You (have) enough to eat? ~ Yes, I (have) plenty, thank you.

Charles (pass) his exam? ~ Yes, he …

How many bottles the milkman (leave)? ~ He (leave) six.

I (live) here for ten years.

How long you (know) Mr. Pitt? ~ I (know) him for ten years.

Would you like some coffee? I just (make) some.

Mary (water) the tomatoes? ~ Yes, I think she …

You (not make) a mistake? ~ No, I’m sure I …

Why you (not mend) the fuse? ~ I (not have) time.

You (dive) from the ten-meter board yet? ~ No, I …

You ever (leave) a restaurant without paying the bill? ~ No, I …

I (ask) him to dinner several times.

He always (refuse).

I often (see) him but I never (speak) to him.

You ever (eat) caviar? ~ No, I …

We just (hear) the most extraordinary news.

The police (recapture) the prisoners who escaped yesterday.

Who doesn't like holidays? Holidays 
usually mean not going to school or to work, they also mean nice food, present and a lot of fun. 
Russian people like them too. Here are some traditional holidays and festivals they celebrate. 
1 January – New Year’s Day 
14 February – St Valentine’s Day 
March or April – Easter Festival 
7 January – Christmas 
The beginning of a new year is a time for celebrating and for making a new start. 
People wish each other "Happy New Year" and send special greeting card. On New Year’s Eve (December 31st) many people go to parties with their families, neighbours and friends. They go to bed after midnight to "see the New Year in” at o’clock. January 1st is a public holiday in Russia. For older people it’s a quiet day in front of the television. But young people go out and meet their friends at parties, discos and different clubs. 
On St Valentin’s Day people send a special greeting card (Valentine) to those who they love. It’s a tradition not to give the name of the sender. Some people buy presents for their sweetheats or give them red rose, a symbol of love