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МатематикаВопрос:
5 Write questions and answers. Use the Present Perfect. 1 how long/you/know/ your neighbours? (five years) A: How long have you known your neighbours? B: I've known my neighbours for five years. 2 how long/your brother/ have / a motorbike? (he was nineteen) A: B: 3 how long/you/live/ here? (six months) A: B: 4 how long/Jennifer Lawrence/be/an actress? (she was fourteen) A: B: 5 how long/you/ be vegetarian? (many years) A: B:
Ответ:
- A: How long has your brother had a motorbike? B: He has had it for nineteen years.
- A: How long have you lived here? B: I've lived here for six months.
- A: How long has Jennifer Lawrence been an actress? B: She has been an actress since she was fourteen.
- A: How long have you been vegetarian? B: I have been vegetarian for many years.
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- 1 For or since? Draw lines to make phrases. February she was eight years old a minute last weekend half past three Wednesday a week a long time ten years ages
- 2 Complete the sentences with for or since. 1 Josh has known Adam since they were twelve. 2 Zadie has had her guitar a long time. 3 Josh and his family have lived in this street 2016. 4 Bella hasn't been to Italy almost a year. 5 Adam hasn't known Bella a very long time. 6 Bella's mum has had the café Bella was a baby. 7 Adam hasn't watched TV a week. He's been too busy.
- 3 Complete the article with the Present Perfect form of the verbs in brackets and for or since. Two young British actresses Henrietta Marshall and Carrie Saunders 'have been (be) friends since they were in primary school. They also studied acting together, but now they live in two different countries. Henrietta 3 (live) in California five years. Carrie is visiting Henrietta next week. She (love) travelling she was little. She and Henrietta" (spend) their holidays together many years and they always have a great time.
- 4 Complete the second sentence in each pair so that the meaning is the same. Use the Present Perfect of the verb in brackets and for or since. 1 I started playing tennis three months ago. I have played (play) tennis for three months. 2 I met you a long time ago. I (know) you a long time. 3 Harry got his new tablet at Christmas. Harry (have) his new tablet Christmas. 4 Sandra arrived in Hollywood two weeks ago. Sandra (be) in Hollywood two weeks. 5 Our grandparents moved to another town in 2017. Our grandparents (live) in another town 2017. 6 They started working at the bookshop when they were eighteen. They (work) at the bookshop they were eighteen.
