Present Perfect durative PRESENT PERFECT I have played

















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Present Perfect durative
PRESENT PERFECT I have played You have played We have played They have played He has played She has played
I have played
We have known each other for 3 months
We have known each other since 1998
She has had this ball since she was 10
He has lived in the forest for 3 years
Put in have or has 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I (know) Kolya since 1999. We (have) this house for 7 years. He (live) in Samara for 3 years. Ann (not see) her friend for ages. How long you (be) here? They (know) each other since they were children. 7. My mother (have) this dress for 2 months
Put in have or has 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I have known Kolya since 1999. We have had this house for 7 years. He has lived in Samara for 3 years. Ann has not seen her friend for ages. How long have you been here? They have known each other since they were children. 7. My mother has had this dress for 2 months
Past Simple or Present Perfect 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. I always (live) in this city. I (live) in this city in 1998. We (live) in this town since 1998. They (live) here a year ago. My friend (have) this car for ages. My parents (have) this house two years. Kate (have) this dress for two years.
Past Simple or Present Perfect 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. I (see) Sam this week. I (see) Pam last week. He (see) this film a week ago. They (be) to London this year. We (be) to Paris in 2005. You (wash) the floors yet? You (wash) the windows yesterday?
Complete with for or since 1. I've lived in Washington _____ 1997. 2. Ben has studied English _____ three years. 3. They haven't visited their grandparents _____ months. 4. Julie's ill. She's been in bed _____ Tuesday. 5. My dad has had his new car_____ six years 6. It's been ten years_____ we moved to Oxford.
Make up sentences with for и since 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Kate/be/in bed/a long time. She / not eat / anything / this morning. She / not see / her friends / a week. She / stay / at home / Tuesday. She / have / a red nose / three days. She / not play / basketball / last weekend. She / not do / any school work / Monday.