Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. Have you finished / Did you finish painting the bedroom yet?' 'Not yet. I'll finish it tomorrow.’
2. I haven't earned / didn’t earn much last year, but I earned've earned a lot this year.
3. Did you have / Have you had a holiday recently?
4. We have arrived / arrived last week. We have been / were here for 5 days.
5. Mr. Barnes is very important in this company. He has worked / worked here for 30 years.
6. He loves gardening. He has been / was a gardener all his life.
7. Have you seen / Did you see anything like this before?
8. This the the most delicious dish I have ever eaten / ever ate.
9. I never saw / ’ve never seen him behave like this before.
10. My mother has grown up / grew up in Scotland.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES BELOW WITH THE PRESENT PERFECT OR THE PAST SIMPLE OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS.
GRAMMAR
Passive Voice:
COMPLETE THE ARTICLE WITH THE CORRECT PASSIVE FORM OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS.
The first mobile phone call in the UK 1) …………………..….………………. (make) on 1 January 1985, nearly twelve years after
the first mobile phone 2) …………………..….………………. (demonstrate) in New York by Martin Cooper. Since then, a lot of
money 3) …………………..….………………. (invest) in developing the mobile phone industry and thousands of different models
4) …………………..….………………. (produce).
Text messaging became popular in the 1990s, and today millions of text messages 5) …………………..….………………. (send)
each day. The first Internet service for mobile phones 6) …………………..….………………. (introduce) in Japan in 1999. Today,
the Internet 7) …………………..….………………. (use) on smart phones, by all kinds of people, from company directors to
students.
Technology is advancing rapidly and new processes 8) …………………..….………………. (discover) almost daily. Many people
think that computers 9) …………………..….………………. (replace) by mobile phones in the future.
GRAMMAR
Reported Speech:
“In the video, they said that chocolate began with cocoa beans that grew in pods on trees.”
REWRITE THE SENTENCES AS REPORTED SPEECH. IF NECESSARY, CHANGE THE PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
AND REFERENCES TO TIME AND PLACE.