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    Make The Present Simple Tense (Choose Positive, Negative or Question)

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    Make the present simple tense (choose positive, negative or question)

    1. (we / not / go out much) WE DON`T GO OUT MUCH

    2. (they / think it's a good idea) THEY THINK IT`S A GOOD IDEA

    3. (he / know how to play the violin?) DOES HE KNOW HOW TO PLAY VIOLIN?

    4. (why / I / have to clean up?) WHY DO I HAVE TO CLEAN UP?

    5. (she / not / sleep late at the weekends) SHE DOESN`T SLEEP LATE AT THE WEEKENDS

    Make the past simple, positive, negative or question:

    1. I DIDN`T DRINK (not / drink) any beer last night.

    2. She GOT ON (get on) the bus in the centre of the city.

    3. What time DID HE GET UP (he / get up) yesterday?

    4. Where DID YOU GET OFF (you / get off) the train?

    5. I DIDN`T CHANGE (not / change) trains at Victoria.ѓшќж=,./Ќч

    Make the present perfect simple. Choose positive, negative or question:

    1. (she / pass the exam?) HAS SHE PASSED THE EXAM?

    2. (you / eat lunch yet?) HAVE YOU EATEN LUNCH YET?

    3. (he / read the newspaper today?) HAS HE READ THE NEWSPAPER TODAY?

    4. (you / not / study French for ten years) YOU HAVEN`T STUDIED FRENCH FOR 10 YEARS

    5. (they / be in London for six months) THEY HAVE BEEN IN LONDON FOR SIX MONTHS

    Choose the past simple or the present perfect:

    1. Yesterday I HAD (have) dinner with a friend.

    2. I HAVE NEVER TASTED (never / taste) champagne.

    3. I HAVEN`T HAD (not/ have) any coffee today – I feel very sleepy!

    4. I DIDN`T DRINK (not / drink) any coffee yesterday.

    5. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN (ever/be) in London?

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