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Unit 6 grammar 

Past Simple

affirmatives (+), negatives (-), questions (?)

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4.2 Present Perfect with for and since

Complete the second sentence using the word in capitals (=hoofdletters) so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the Present Perfect. 

Do not change the word in capitals.

Example: 

We moved here when I was born and I’m 18 now.

FOR

I’ve have lived here for 18 years.

We last saw Kim at lunchtime.
SINCE
We haven’t ___ lunchtime.

The last time Rick cleaned his bike was two months ago.
CLEANED
Rick hasn’t ___ two months.

Rita bought this coat ages ago.
HAD
Rita ___ this coat for ages.

It hasn’t rained for a week.
WAS
The last time it ___ a week ago.

John got his phone for his birthday.
HAD
John has ___ his birthday.

When did you become friends with Tim?
BEEN
How long ___ friends with Tim?

I first met Martin three months ago.
KNOWN
I ___ for three months.

Ben left school six months ago.
SINCE
It’s ___ Ben left school.

4.2 Present perfect with for and since

Choose the correct option. Choose between present perfect or past simple.

Example:

 I ____(be) here since six o’clock.
I've been here since six o'clock. 

Your English is good!

How long ____ (you / study) it here?

1. did you study
2. have you studied

I ____ (have) this sweater since April.

1. 've had
2. had
3. has had
4. have

Marta ___ Harry at a party yesterday.

1. have seen
2. has seen
3. saw
4. was seeing

I ___ (not go) swimming for a week. I would like to go again.

1. didn't go
2. didn't gone
3. hasn't gone
4. haven't gone

Jim ___ (work) in an office since February.

1. has worked
2. worked
3. did work
4. have work

How long ___ (you / live) in your old house before you moved?

1. has you lived
2. did you lived
3. have you lived
4. did you live

We ___ (not see) Peter for ages. Where is he?

1. didn't see
2. haven't seen
3. didn't saw
4. hasn't seen

4.5 Present continuous, be going to and will

Complete the dialogues with the correct future form of the verb in brackets. Use the present continuous, be going to or will.

Example:

 A What would you like to eat?

 B I think I ___ (have) a pizza.

Answer:  I think I will have a pizza.

A What time is your plane?
B We ___ (catch) the nine o’clock flight – so we’d better hurry!

A What are your holiday plans this year?
B Well, we ___ (not go) to Spain this year as we usually do. It’s holidays at home for us this summer!

A Any ideas about what to do when you leave school, Tom?
B Yes, I’ve decided that I ___ (study) archaeology.

A Do you want to go shopping with me on Saturday?
B I’d love to, but I'm not sure I ___ (have) enough money.

A Do you want to go out this evening?
B I’m too tired. I ___ (stay) at home and listen to music all evening!

A Could you ask your parents to help you tomorrow?
B I can’t – they ___ (paint) the living room.

A Hi Jemma. How are you?
B Hi James. Sorry, I’m a bit busy – I ___ (phone) you back in a minute, OK?

4.5 Present continuous, be going to and will

Choose the correct options.

Example:

 Our flight to Italy will leave / is leaving in ten minutes.

Our flight to Italy is leaving in ten minutes.

When I get home,
I ___ make a sandwich.

1. will
2. am going to make

Are you thirsty?
I ___ get you a drink.

1. will
2. am going to

I’ve decided I ___ have pizza for my dinner tonight.

1. will
2. am going to

I think ___ tomorrow.

1. it will rain
2. it's raining

I can’t meet you on Tuesday.
I ___ basketball with Rob.

1. 'm playing
2. will play

___ anything tonight?

1. Are you doing
2. Will you do anything

Oh, no! We’ve got no bread – I ___ some from the shop.

1. am getting
2. 'll get

I ___ at home tonight. There’s a good film on TV.

1. ’m going to stay
2. ’ll stay