Вопрос:

The verbs in bold are in the wrong tense. Write them in the correct tense. 1 I didn't watch the video about the brain yet. haven't watched 2 Your cat didn't drink water for ages. What's the matter with it? 3 Last Friday, he has felt weak, so he didn't go to school. 4 'Have you seen the nurse on Monday afternoon?' 'No, we didn't.' 5 My sisters went to the library and borrowed a book about health, but they didn't read it yet. 6 I had this cold for three days. I hate it because I can't visit my friends. 7 Last week, Aunt Vicky has bought some nuts, ate them and got spots on her face and body. 8 'Did you have a temperature since Saturday?' 'Yes, I have!' 9 Grandpa has loved playing sports when he was a boy. 10 The patients did already some exercise, so they feel stronger. Complete the dialogue with these words. few little lot lots many much Doctor So, you're feeling weak. How ¹ ___ much fresh fruit and how ² ___ snacks do you eat every week? Patient I don't like fruit and I don't eat cakes and biscuits, but I eat a ³ ___ of crisps. Doctor Do you do any exercise? Patient Yes, I go running on a ⁴ ___ days every week. Doctor That's good. Do you drink water after running? Patient Yes, but I only drink a ⁵ ___ water, Doctor. Doctor That's your problem! You must drink 6 ___ of water!

Ответ:

Part 1: Correct the Tense

  1. Haven't watched (Present Perfect for an action that happened or didn't happen before now, with 'yet' indicating this).
  2. Hadn't drunk (Past Perfect for an action that happened over a period before another past action or a specific point in the past).
  3. Felt (Past Simple for a specific event or state in the past).
  4. Did (Past Simple, as the question refers to a specific time 'Monday afternoon').
  5. Read (Past Simple, as it's a completed action in the past).
  6. Have had (Present Perfect for a duration of time continuing up to the present).
  7. Bought (Past Simple for a completed action in the past).
  8. Had (Past Simple for a past condition).
  9. Loved (Past Simple for a habitual action in the past).
  10. Did (Past Simple for a completed action in the past).

Part 2: Complete the Dialogue

  1. much (We ask 'how much' for uncountable nouns like fresh fruit).
  2. many (We ask 'how many' for countable nouns like snacks).
  3. lot (Collocation 'a lot of' means a large quantity, suitable here for crisps).
  4. few (Can be used with 'days' to indicate a small number, often implying not enough).
  5. little (Used with uncountable nouns like 'water' to indicate a small amount).
  6. lots ('Lots of water' is a common and informal way to say a large quantity of water).
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