We’ve ordered the champagne. ( already) Anna’s been studying hard. ( five hours) Jim’s been cleaning his bike. ( How long?) I’ve seen Jim. ( Just) We’ve been helping Mary five o’clock

1. In 2002 John visited Moscow with a group of friends.  

2. This month we have prepared for our exams.  

3. Natasha is at the cinema waiting for Dennis. She has been waiting for 10 minutes.  

4. Marie only has half an hour for lunch so she usually has a sandwich.  

5. David is a good friend of mine. I have known him since I was six years old.  

6. At the moment I need to concentrate. I am doing a grammar exercise.  

7. Tom is writing an important report. He has written four pages already.  

8. Once a month Caroline goes to the hairdresser's to have her hair cut.  

9. Last year Peter travelled all over Australia.  

10. Next Saturday, Peter is taking Mary to the theatre.

I either write these sentences good or I will get grade.
I am either teacher's favorite student or I will fail the exam.
You are either simply bad at parking or you are a woman.
You either can become a teacher or earn a lot of money.
You either laugh at boss's jokes either you get fired.

You are neither clever nor beautiful.
Neither my father nor my mother wrote these sentences.
You are neither a teacher nor a wealthy person.
I have neither brother nor sister.
I am neither loved by mother nor by father.

I do not have any knowledge gaps in English.
Do you have any idea what should I write about?
I did not pay any money to her. She is just easy-going.
I do not have any problems with English. It is all about my teacher.
I do not like any pop singers.

I am always trying to write good sentences. None was written.
None of my friends helped with this exercise.
None of your relatives will visit you when you are sick
None of my fears effect my life.
None of the popular Russian singer can sing.