N4kes
11.01.2022 04:12

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4 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
1) We ... (to have) the conference since ten o'clock. 2) The
boys ... (to fish) for three hours now. 3) ... Jane ... (to skate)
since four o'clock? No, she 4) ... they (build) the
house for a year now? Yes, they . 5) How long ... you
(to watch) the race? - I ... (to watch) the race for twenty
minutes now. 6) What ... they (to do) since morning?
They (to decorate) the hall for the party. 7) With whom ..
Fred ... (to play) tennis? He (to play) tennis with Dick.
8) Whose call ...
Cathy (to wait) for? She (to wait)
for a call from her boss. 9) The doctors (to operate) on
the patient for five hours now. 10) How long the police
(to investigate) this murder? They. (to investigate) this
murder for three weeks.
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TINAdTINA
12.04.2023 18:15
1.to the end of august they had gained a lot of many 2.to the end of year the had hit evils fleet 3.He had reminded me about this event after john left 4.we had burned dry leaves until snow fell 5.Rainbow appeared on the sky,after rain had stopped 6.She had cut flowers before we went 7.Dodo had died out 8.Fire had destroyed building before firemen came 9.Mrs Marpl had unraveled complicated criminal problem before police could do it 10.Little Robert had broken new toy before father said how to play with it
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MRLamaKing
14.11.2020 00:27
 There is nothing quite like Stonehenge anywhere in the world and for 5000 years it has drawn (2. The Present Perfect Active) visitors to it.
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