Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous или Past Perfect.
13.She was doing her flat the whole just (to ask) him whether he (to have) a spare ticket.14.We (to enter) the stadium just as the football players (to come) out on the field.15.At the entrance to the stadium we (to meet) Sergei.16.He (to show) us to our seats and (to ask) me if I (to play) football in my childhood.17.We (to agree) to meet in the snack bar during the interval.

1. Last summer we (to live) in the country and (to go) to the river every day. 2. My sister (to spend) a lot of money yesterday. 3. She is so upset: she (to lose) the key to the front door. 4. By the 1st of September all the children (to return) from the country. 5. Columbus (to discover) America 500 years ago. 6. Columbus (not to know) that he (to discover) America. 7. I already (to read) five English books. 8. He (to discuss) the problem with a lot of people before he (to take) a decision. 9. Mother (to bake) a delicious cake! Sit down at the table and let’s eat it! 10. She (to read) an English book the whole evening yesterday. 11. I never (to be) to Greece. 12. They (to tell) me yesterday that you (to get) an excellent mark. 13. When you (to receive) a letter from your friend? 14. Our grandmother (to cook) dinner from twelve till three yesterday. 15. Look! What beautifulflowers she (to buy)! 16. They (to travel) along the coast of Africa last year. 17. We (not to see) each other for ages. 18. They (to eat) all the apples which I (to bring). 19. When the children (to have) dinner, they (to go) for a walk. 20. You ever (to be) to the Niagara Falls? 21. At this time yesterday they (to sit) on the sofa and (to listen) to their grandmother who (to tell) "them fairy tales. 22. My friend just (to ring) me up from London. 23. I (to stand) at the tram stop when, it (to begin) raining. 24. We (not to skate) since last winter.

Open the brackets and put the verbs into the Future Indefinite, the Future Perfect, the Present Indefinite or the Present Perfect Tense.
1. By 8 o’clock they (have) dinner. 2. By the end of the week he (finish) the translation. 3. Before you (come) I (do) all the work. 4. She (look) through the article by 12 o’clock. 5. They (receive) our letter by Monday. 6. By the time we (get) to the forest the rain (stop). 7. I think he (answer) the letter by this time. 8. We (begin) to work after we (read) all the instructions. 9. We (not do) anything until he (take) necessary steps. 10. The committee (prepare) the plan by tomorrow. 11. I suppose when my letter (reach) you I already (return) from your voyage. 12. He (pass) an exam after he (learn) all the material. 13. I am afraid they (not discuss) all the questions by the time they (come). 14. We (not be able) to start the experiment before we (obtain) the necessary data. 15. The secretary already (look) through all the papers before the boss (come). 16. My train (leave) by the time you (come) to the station.

1. By 8 o’clock they will have had dinner.
2. By the end of the week he will have finished the translation.
3. Before you come I will have done all the work.
4. She will have looked through the article by 12 o’clock.
5. They will have received our letter by Monday.
6. By the time we get to the forest the rain will have stopped.
7. I think he will have answered the letter by this time.
8. We will begin to work after we read all the instructions.
9. We will not do anything until he takes necessary steps.
10. The committee will have prepared the plan by tomorrow.
11.I suppose when my letter reaches you will have already returned from your voyage.
12. He will pass an exam after he learns all the material.
13. I am afraid they will not have discussed all the questions by the time they come.
14. We will not be able to start the experiment before we obtain the necessary data.
15. The secretary will have already looked through all the papers before the boss comes.
16. My train will have left by the time you come to the station.

Open the brackets and put the verbs into the Future Indefinite, the Future Perfect, the Present Indefinite or the Present Perfect Tense.
1. By 8 o’clock they (have) dinner. 2. By the end of the week he (finish) the translation. 3. Before you (come) I (do) all the work. 4. She (look) through the article by 12 o’clock. 5. They (receive) our letter by Monday. 6. By the time we (get) to the forest the rain (stop). 7. I think he (answer) the letter by this time. 8. We (begin) to work after we (read) all the instructions. 9. We (not do) anything until he (take) necessary steps. 10. The committee (prepare) the plan by tomorrow. 11. I suppose when my letter (reach) you I already (return) from your voyage. 12. He (pass) an exam after he (learn) all the material. 13. I am afraid they (not discuss) all the questions by the time they (come). 14. We (not be able) to start the experiment before we (obtain) the necessary data. 15. The secretary already (look) through all the papers before the boss (come). 16. My train (leave) by the time you (come) to the station.

1. By 8 o’clock they (will have had) dinner. 2. By the end of the week he (will have finished) the translation. 3. Before you (come) I (will have done) all the work. 4. She (will have looked) through the article by 12 o’clock. 5. They (will have received) our letter by Monday. 6. By the time we (get) to the forest the rain (will have stopped). 7. I think he (will have answered) the letter by this time. 8. We (shall begin) to work after we (have read) all the instructions. 9. We (will not do) anything until he (takes) necessary steps. 10. The committee (will have prepared) the plan by tomorrow. 11. I suppose when my letter (reaches) you I will have already (returned) from your voyage. 12. He (will pass) an exam after he (learns) all the material. 13. I am afraid they (will not have discussed) all the questions by the time they (come). 14. We (shall not be able) to start the experiment before we (obtain) the necessary data. 15. The secretary will have already (looked) through all the papers before the boss (comes). 16. My train (will have left) by the time you (come) to the station.

Чем отличаются past simple, present perfect, past perfect progressive, past perfect, past progressive

Одна из главных бед наших в английском - это неправильное
употребление времен английских глаголов. Привожу здесь очень даже
полезное пособие. После двух прочтений насмерть запоминается.
Система английских времен с точки зрения употребления глагола “to vodka”
1. Во-первых, необходимо уяснить, что в этом языке существуют глаголы:
1.1. Неопределенные (Indefinite), т. Е. Неизвестно, пьешь ты или нет,
1.2. Длительные (Continuous), т. Е. Ты давно и продолжаешь,
1.3. Завершенные (Perfect), т. Е. Ты либо вышел из запоя, либо уже окончательно напился и вырубился.
2. Во-вторых, существует объективное:
2.1. Настоящее (Present) - ваше отношение к спиртному,
2.2. Прошлое (Past) - темное или светлое,
2.3. Будущее (Future) – то, что нам светит: цирроз, белая горячка и т. Д.
3. Теперь все смешиваем.
3.1. Present:
3.1.1. Present Indefinite (настоящее неопределенное), см. Выше.
I vodka every day. Я пью водку каждый день. Вместо
every day можно употреблять выражения: usually, seldom, often,
from time to time, from melkaya posuda, bolshimi glotkami…
3.1.2. Present Continuous (настоящее длительное) :
I am vodking now. – Я пью водку сейчас.
Для эмфатического усиления с этим временем можно употреблять
наречия:
He is constantly vodking! – Он постоянно поддатый!
3.1.3. Present Perfect (настоящее завершенное) :
I have already vodked. Я уже нажрамшись. (В ответ на
предложение выпить)
3.1.4. Present Perfect Continuous (настоящее завершенно-продолженное) :
I have been vodking since childhood.
- Я пью водку с детства (тип inclusive).
- Я пил водку с детства, но уже не пью (тип exclusive).
3.2. Past :
3.2.1. Past Indefinite (прошедшее неопределенное) :
I vodked yesterday. Я напился вчера.
(не путать со временем 3.1.3. Там ты напился только что).
3.2.2. Past Continuous (прошедшее длительное) :
Часто употребляется, как придаточное предложение к главному во
времени 3.2.1
- Unfortunately, I was vodking at the moment my wife came.
- К несчастью, я пил водку в тот момент, когда пришла жена.
3.2.3. Past Perfect (прошедшее завершенное) :
Также употребляется, как придаточное.
- I had already vodked when my wife came.
- Я уже упился, когда вошла жена.
3.2.4. Past Perfect Continuous (прошедшее звершенно-продолженное) :
- I had been vodking for about a month when my wife came.
- Я пил водку уже около месяца, когда вошла моя жена.
3.3. Future :
3.3.1. Future Indefinite (будущее неопределенное) :
I will vodka tomorrow. Я буду пить водку завтра.
Примечание: В придаточных предложениях времени и условия
(т. Е. При отсутствии подходящего времени и условий) вместо
времени 3.3.1. Употребляется время 3.1.1.:
- If I vodka tomorrow I will be sick the day after tomorrow.
- Если я выпью завтра, я буду болеть послезавтра.
3.3.2. Future Continuous (будущее длительное) :
I will be vodking tomorrow at 5. Я буду заниматься
употреблением горячительных напитков завтра в 5.
Примечание: При горячем желании опохмелиться вместо
времени 3.3.1. Можно употреблять время 3.3.2. :
- Soon! Soon I will be vodking!
- Скоро! Скоро я буду пить водку!
3.3.3. Future Perfect (будущее завершенное) :
Употребляется при планировании состояния опьянения
- To morrow by 5 o’clock I will have vodked.
- Завтра к пяти я буду нажрамшись.
3.3.4. Future Perfect Continuous (будущее завершенно-длительное) :
- By to morrow morning I will have been vodking for a week.
- К завтрашнему утру я буду пить водку неделю

Перевести предложения с русского на английский в форме present perfect
1) Мне не нравится с 12 лет школьная форма.
2) У меня уже много друзей в школе.
3) Я хотела бы, чтобы у нам были уроки музыки по понедельникам.
4) Он знает этот предмет с 6 лет
5) Если бы я умела петь, я бы стала певицей.
6) Она дважды была в Лондоне.
7) Ты встречался с моей сестрой на этой неделе?
8) Мы усердно поработали на этом уроке.
9) Твой брат попросил меня помочь ему.
10) Она спросила нас, что мы хотели делать вечером.
11) Я предложила пойти в театр.
12) Мой друг сказал, что он хочет иметь свой стиль.
13) Мы никогда не занимались сноубордом, не так ли?
14) Я хотела бы, чтоб погода была теплее.
15) Экзамен по русскому языку такой же важный как математика.

1) I have not liked the school uniform since I was 12.
2) I have already got a lot of friends at school.
3) I wish our music lessons to have been on Mondays.
4) He has known this subject since he was 6.
5) If I could sing, I would have become a singer.
6) She has been in London two times.
7) Have you met my sister this week?
8) We have worked hard at this lesson.
9) Your brother has asked me to help him.
10) She has asked us what we wanted to do in the evening.
11) I have suggested going to the theater.
12) My friend has said that he wants to have his own style.
13) We have never snowboarded, have we?
14) I would like the weather to have been warmer.
15) The exam in Russian has been as important as mathematics.
Здесь не во всех предложениях уместна форма present perfect.

I. Translate the words and open the brackets.
1)ऀI usually (добираюсь) to school by bus.
2)ऀJane is ill. I hope she will soon (выздоровеет) it.
3)ऀI have just (получила) a letter from my friend.
4)ऀI tried to phone you, but I couldn’t (дозвониться).
5)ऀI never (встаю) early on Sundays.
II.ऀFind the mistakes and correct them.
1.ऀDisregular
2.ऀMishappy
3.ऀUnconnect
4.ऀInunderstand
5.ऀMisternational
III.ऀWrite sentences using these words. Use Present Perfect Progressive, Present Perfect.
1)ऀShe/her leg/to break.
2)ऀKate / on this project / to work / for two month.
3)ऀJohn / to forgot / already / about that trip.
4)ऀWe / our old teacher / to remember.
5)ऀIt / to rain / since Monday.
IV.ऀTranslate into English.
1.ऀСнег идет уже две недели.
2.ऀ– Что он делает?
- Он играет в теннис.
- Как давно он играет?
- Два часа.
3. Она мыла свою машину с 11 часов.

1.get
2.recover
3.received.
4.call (up)
5.get up
1.She has broken.
2.Kate has been working.
3.John has already forgotten
4.We have remembered.
5.It has been raining.
1.It is snowing already for 2 weeks.
2.What is he doing?
He is playing tennis.
How long has he been playing?
He has been playing for 2 hours.
3.She has been washing her car since 11 o’clock.
Скорее всего все правильно

1, get 2. get well 3. got 4. get through 5. get up
2. irregular, unhappy, disconnect, misunderstand, non-international
3. she has broken her leg. Kate has been working on  this project for 2 months. John has already forgotten about that trip. we have remembered our old teacher. it has been raining since Monday. 
4. It has been snowing for 2 weeks. what is he doing? he is playing tennis. how long has he played? 2 hours. she has been washing her car since 11 o’clock.