VIII. Write the Past Participle of the verbs.

work	………..	study	………..
know	………..	see	………..
watch	………..	hear	………..
go	………..	do	………..
come	………..	make	………..
buy	………..	sell	………..
think	………..	answer	………..
write	………..	read	………..
open	………..	shut	………..
say	………..	tell	………..

IX. Match the questions and answers.

1. Have you ever been to university?			Yes, I had an appointment last week.
2. Have you ever been in a play?			No. I haven’t. I don’t like acting.
3. Have you ever been to a rugby match?			No. I haven’t. I left school when I was sixteen.
4. Have you been to the dentist this month?			No. I haven’t. I prefer classical music.
5. Have you been to a rock concert?			Yes. And I’ve played too.

X. A) You haven’t seen your friend Jenny for five years. Complete your questions.

travelled

found

learnt

1. Have you ………. a new job?

2. Have you ………. married?

3. Have you ………. smoking?

4. Have you ………. a motorcycle?

5. Have you ………. the USA?

6. Have you ………. around Europe?

7. Have you ………. to cook?

8. Have you ………. a book?

b) Here are Jenny’s short answers to your questions. Write full answers.

1.	Yes.	..........................................
2.	No.	..........................................
3.	Yes.	..........................................
4.	No.	..........................................
5.	Yes.	..........................................
6.	No.	..........................................
7.	Yes.	..........................................
8.	No.	..........................................

XI. A) Read the poem and find the sentences with the Present Perfect Tense.

I’ve never sailed to Amazon

I’ve never reached Brazil;

But the Don and Magdalena

They can go there when they will!

Yes, weekly from Southampton

Great steamers, white and gold

Go rolling down to Rio

(Roll down — roll down to Rio!)

And I’d like to roll down to Rio

Some day before I’m old! I’ve never seen a Jaguar,

Not yet an Armadillo —

O dilloing in his armor,

And s’pose I never will,

Unless, I go to Rio

These wonders to behold

Roll down - roll down to Rio

Roll really down to Rio!

Oh, I’d love to roll to Rio

Some day before I’m old!

(R. Kipling)

b) Answer the questions.

1. Have you ever dreamed of sailing to Rio? 2. Have you dreamed of going to far-off exotic countries? 3. Have you ever been to an exotic place? 4. What are the things you have always dreamed of? 5. What are the things you have always planned to do? 6. Which of them have you done? 7. Which of them haven’t you done?

c) Team work.

1. Make a list of 3 things you are sorry you have done/seen and places you have been to.

2. Make a list of 3 things you’ve always planned to do but haven’t yet done.

3. Compare your lists and discuss them.

XII. In this exercise you have to read the situation and then write a suitable sentence. Use the verb given.

Example: Tom is looking for his key. He can’t find it. (lose) He has lost his key.

1. Ann’s hair was dirty. Now it is clean. (wash) She ………. .

2. Tom was 80 kilograms. Now he weighs 70. (lose weight) ………. .

3. The car has just stopped because there isn’t any more petrol in the tank. (run out of petrol) ……….. .

4. Yesterday Bill was playing football. Now he can’t walk and his leg is in plaster. (break) ……….. .

5. Yesterday Jim was in Liverpool. Now he is on his way to Canada. (go) ………. .

6. Monica wanted to get rid of smoking. She doesn’t smoke any more. (give up) ………… .

7. Jack loved Jill very much. Now they are living together. (decide to get married) ……….. .

8. Suzanne loves children very much. Now she has got one of her own. (have a baby) ………. .