Make up affirmative, negative form and questions using Present Perfect. you/read/ever / The Hobbit?
Have you ever read The Hobbit?
1.They / not buy to their dad/ a birthday present.
2.She make/ for breakfast/ sandwiches.
3.you/ bake / a chocolate cake? Yes.
4.1 /not take/ any photo/of our new house.
5.He /write/ a novel /about dragons.? No,​

I can't stand in queues. (  waiting )

I wouldn't like _ in his shoes. ( to be )

Jim loves ___ in Thailand. ( working )

I hate __ the shopping on Saturday. (doing )

Blast! I forgot ___ milk. ( to buy )

In the end we decided __ in. ( to stay )

I need ___ some information about Portugal. ( to find )

My parents like __ for long walks at the weekend. ( going )

Tony gave up ___ years ago. ( smoking )

I wanted and see Troy but no one else was interested. ( to go )

Mrs Leith offered us to the airport. ( to take )

Clare refused ___ clean up after the party. ( to help )

I tried __ him to come but it was no use. ( to persuade )

Do you mind not ___? (to smoke )

Everybody really enjoyed ___ the cha-cha-cha. ( dancing )

I long __ in Scotland again. ( being )

I tried but I just couldn't. ( to understand )

In the end I gave up __ to persuade her. ( trying )

They chose __in a cheap hotel but spend more money on meals. ( to stay)

We like Galicia so much that we keep __ back there. (going )

When we visit my aunt, they expect me __ on my best behaviour. ( to be )

I didn't mean ___ her feelings. I'm really sorry. ( to hurt )

I always put off __ my homework until the last possible moment. ( doing )

He goes on __ me the same thing over and over again. (telling )

I can't stand in the queue at the baker's. (waiting )

The other day I (finished) work earlier than usual. The weather (was) fine, so I (decided) (to take) a walk. While I (was passing) one of the
numerous pubs, I (realized) that I had not (have) anything to drink since morning and that I certainly (liked) a pint of beer. “There (is) nothing better than cold beer on a hot day like this!” I (thiought) and (entered) the Golden Bar. I (saw) men and women (sitting) at their tables over a glass of beer. The beer (was brought) soon, but as I had not (been) in the bar before, I (took) a look around. Almost every seat (was occupied). I watched people (talking) and (laughing). Finally I (finished) my beer and (was) about (to leave) the bar when it (began) (to rain). I (waited) for ten minutes but the rain did not (stop). The strange part of it was that there (were) no clouds in the sky and yet it (was raining) hard. I (could) not possibly (go out) as I had not (taken) an umbrella with me. I (expected) the rain (to stop) soon, so I (changed) my mind and (ordered) a substantial lunch. I (noticed) many people (doing) the same, so the waiter (had) a lot of work to do. “It (has been raining) for an hour already, but the rain (shows) no sign of stopping. It’s time I (left),” I (thought) and (went out). I (walked) a few steps in a hurry and then (stopped) in surprise. There (was) no rain. All the time I (was sitting) in the bar, there (was) no rain at all!
But just a few yards away from the front door of the bar an elderly woman (was sitting) comfortably on a chair. She (was holding) a hose linked to a tap. She (was watering) the pavement in front of the bar.
A clever man, that barman was! He (wanted) people (to stay) in his bar as long as possible. And his trick (had worked) with me as well.