1. jim )20 essays so far.
2. the cold coach watched his team .(play) football.
3. paul .(not/ watch) tv the day before yesterday.
4. i have just sent my application form, now i ) for their answer.
5. i suggest ) london this new year’s eve.
6. he is so dirty! he ) football.
7. it was really kind of david ) you a lift home.
8. a strong wind (blow)and i decided to put on a warm coat.
9. i’m really looking forward to (see) you.
10. i (not/ know) what you are talking about.
11. they .. (do) their homework in the room at the moment.
12. why are you upset? – because i ) my car keys.

In 1960, a system called 'Smell-O-Vision' introduced smells into cinemas for the film Scent of Mystery. Audiences could smell thirty different scents during the film, but unfortunately the machines were noisy, so some people could not hear the film. There were also problems with the first 3D films because people could not wear the special glasses for long - they felt sick.

These days we can enjoy 3D films without any problems and it's possible that in the cinemas of the future we will be able to feel the same sensations as the characters. Scientists say that they will be able to connect the audience to computers and stimulate emotions in their brains.

Complete the sentences using the present perfect forms of the verbs.

1. You haven't eaten any breakfast!

2. We have spoken a lot of English today.

3. I haven't seen that film. Is it good?

4. The match hasn't begun. It starts in ten minutes.

5. She has bought a fantastic new bike .

Complete the sentences with the present perfect forms of the verbs

in brackets and for or since.

1. I haven't felt this happy for weeks. ( not feel )

2. We haven't seen him since last month. ( not see )

3. They have had that dog for years. ( have )

4. She has lived in London since 2010. ( live )