Present perfect
Your friends Your friend |
have already visited hasn’t visited |
The Hermitage, Kazan Cathedral yet, |
haven’t they? has he? |
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Who Whose friends Which of your friends |
has visited have lived has known |
The Russian museum in the centre of Moscow you |
yet? for ten years? for ages? |
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Have Have Has Has |
you you your friend your friend |
ever |
finished been learned had |
this exercise to Summer garden? many new words? lunch |
yet?
today? |
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What What test Where How often How many new words |
have have have has has |
you you you your friend your friend |
bought had been visited learned |
in the shop? this week? recently? The Hermitage? yet? |
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Modal verbs (can, may, must)
You Your friend You Your friend You |
can can’t must mustn’t may |
swim play come be come |
very well, football, in time, late, any time. |
can’t you? can he? mustn’t you? must he?
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Who Whose friend Which of you Which of you Who |
can can must can may |
swim play come speak come |
very well? handball? at 7 o’clock? Spanish? late? |
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Can Must May |
you your friend I |
help come come |
me? tomorrow? in? |
or can’t? or today? or not? |
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How well When Where |
can must may |
you your friend I |
speak finish take |
English? his work? a seat? |
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