Ex. 8. (A, B) Decide on the correct form of the verb with each word combination. Example: (She/clean/the flat/for two hours) - She has been cleaning the flat for two hours. (She/do/two rooms/so far) - She has done two rooms so far. (I/read/Pushkin's prose/in the garden) (I/read/three of Belkin's stories) (Mother/sew/in the morning room/since lunch) (She/make/a ball dress/for me) (My brother/ski/since childhood) (He/take part/in many championships) (Father/write/children's poems/since he retired) (He/write/four books)

Ex. 8. (A, B) Correct Verb Forms

• (I/read/Pushkin's prose/in the garden) - I have been reading Pushkin's prose in the garden.
• (I/read/three of Belkin's stories) - I have read three of Belkin's stories.
• (Mother/sew/in the morning room/since lunch) - Mother has been sewing in the morning room since lunch.
• (She/make/a ball dress/for me) - She has made a ball dress for me.
• (My brother/ski/since childhood) - My brother has been skiing since childhood.
• (He/take part/in many championships) - He has taken part in many championships.
• (Father/write/children's poems/since he retired) - Father has been writing children's poems since he retired.
• (He/write/four books) - He has written four books.