VIII. Find out you understood the sentences correctly.

Model: St.A: She has left already.

St.B: You mean she is not here. Don’t you?

St.A: Yes, I do. You can’t speak with her.

1. She has left school already.

2. She has been to England.

3. He has seen the film.

4. He has fallen ill.

5. Her dream has come true.

6. They have gone to London.

7. The teacher has come.

8. I have read this book.

IX. Find out whether your friend:

1. has read any detective story by A. Christie, has read it in the original, has enjoyed it, has read anything else by her, is reading any detective story now, likes detective stories.

2. has read any novel by .., has read it in Ukrainian, has read anything else by him, is reading any English book now, reads a lot.

3. has received his grants, has spent it already, has borrowed any money from his friends, has lent money to anybody, has ever done it.

X. Complete the sentences using Past Perfect.

Model: I was tired (to work). – I was tired after I had worked the whole day.

1. They started discussing their plan (to come).

2. He helped his mother about the house (to finish).

3. He invited his friends to the party (to win).

4. Her coat was wet (to walk).

5. He understood the meaning of the telegram (to read).

6. She tore up the letter (to read).

7. They settled the quarrel (to talk).

8. She was very upset (to fail).

XI. Answer the questions in the Future Perfect Tense.

Model: – Will you be asleep if I call on you?

– Oh no, I shall have got up by that time.

1. Will your sister be having dinner if I call for her at six? (have dinner)

2. Will your brother be at home at nine o’clock on Sunday? (leave for the country)

3. Will you still be watching TV at eleven o’clock tomorrow? (switch off)

4. Will he still be a student next September? (graduate)

5. Will the Browns still be living in their old flat? (more to a new flat)

6. Will the children be decorating the New Year tree when the guests arrive? (decorate)

XII. Answer the questions in the Future Perfect Tense according to the model.

Model: – Shall I find him in if I come at six? (go)

– I am sure he will have gone already.

1. Will you still be cooking dinner at twelve tomorrow? (do the cooking)

2. Will you help Granny look for her glasses when you come back? (find)

3. Shall I see Mike in town when I return? (arrive)

4. Will Helen be at home if I ring her up at eight? (come)

5. Will you be repairing the bicycle at nine? (do)

6. Will the students still be taking their exams in the middle of June? (pass)

XIII. Fill in the missing forms.

Present	Past	Future
Peter has learnt the poem by heart.	Had Peter learnt the poem by heart.	Peter won’t have learnt the poem by heart.
?	Jane had swept the floor.	–
Helen has watered the flowers.	–	?
–	?	Kate will have dusted the furniture.
–	Ann had bought some bread.	?
I have laid the table.	?	–
+	–	Bob won’t have cleaned his coat.
Has she made a chocolate cake?
?	They hadn’t had their breakfast.	+
–	+	Will mother have washed up.