Task 4: Use the correct form – Past Simple or Present Perfect - 8 p.

1. … you /visit/ many museums when you were in Paris?
2. The car looks very clean. ….you /wash/ it?
3. Jill …. /buy/ a new car two weeks ago.
4. Last night I … /arrive/ home at half past twelve.
5. My bicycle isn’t here any more. Somebody … /take/ it.
6. I …/know/ him since we were at school together.
7. Why … Jim /not, want/ to play tennis last Friday?

1 In the 21st century computer technologies have reached the highest point of their development. (have reached - Present Perfect). 2. The goal of mu further edication os to enter the university and get excellent knowledge on the chosen profession (is - Present Simple, enter / get - infinitive). 3. He has always wanted to become an astronaut. (has wanted - Present Perfect) 4. He has been engaged in volunteer activities for several years. (Has been engaged - present perfect passive) 5. He says that he has always been happy having made the right choice of profession. (Has been - present perfect, says - present simple) 6. We were glad to see Tom among our friends on Saturday. (Were - past simple) 7. Madam Anna looked gorgeous at the show yesterday. (Looked - past simple) 8. Microbiology is very interesting science but it requires devoting a lot of time. (Is, requires - present simple)

1. In the 21st century, computer technology has reached the point of maximum development.2. The purpose of my further education is to enroll in the university and to obtain excellent knowledge of their chosen profession.3. He always wanted to become an astronaut.4. For several years he has been involved in volunteer activities.5. He says he has always been happy making the right career choice.6. We were happy to see Tom with our guests on Saturday.7. Madame Anna looked at yesterday's luxurious show.8. Microbiology - very interesting science, but she had to devote a lot of time.