Write questions about Ellie and Jack from exercise 2. Use the present perfect continuous.
1. How long/Ellie/wait?
2. How long/Ellie/look forward to the film?
3. Why/Ellie/look forward to the film?
4. How long/Jack/run?
5. Why/Jack/run?
Read and listen to the dialogue. Who do you think is more enthusiastic about seeing the film: Jack or Ellie? Find evidence for your opinion.
Ellie: At last! I've been waiting for ages. Where have you been? What have you been doing?
Jack: My bus didn't come. I've been trying to phone you since 7.30...
Ellie: You're 25 minutes late! The film has started.
Jack: Sorry. Do you still want to see it?
Ellie: Yes, I do. I've been looking forward to it for weeks. It stars my favourite actor. And I've already bought the tickets!
Jack: Let's go inside then.
Ellie: OK. But why is your hair wet? It hasn't been raining.
Jack: That's sweat. I've been running for 25 minutes! And I haven't eaten. Can we see the film later?
Ellie is more enthusiastic about seeing the film.
Thông tin: I've been looking forward to it for weeks. It stars my favourite actor. And I've already bought the tickets!
(Tôi đã mong đợi nó trong nhiều tuần. Nó có sự tham gia của diễn viên yêu thích của tôi. Và tôi đã mua vé rồi!)
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Ellie asked Stan______to look at the new catalogue.
A. that he wanted
B. whether he wants
C. if he wanted
D. did he want
Đáp án C
Câu gián tiếp của dạng câu hỏi Yes/No question: S + asked sbd + if/whether + S V-lùi thì.
Đáp án A sai ở ‘that’.
Đáp án B sai thời thì.
Đáp án D sai cấu trúc câu gián tiếp.
Dịch: Ellie đã hỏi Stan rằng liệu anh ấy đã nhìn thấy bản thống kê mới chưa.
Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect simple or the present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.
How long (the police / look for) survivors now?
How long has the police been looking for(the police / look for) survivors now?
How long has the police been looking for survivors now?
Thì HTHT tiếp diễn em nhé
Exercise 1. Put the verbs in brackets : present perfect or present perfect progressive.
1. How long (you / know)............................. Gerry ?
2. You look dirty. What (you / do)..........all day ?
3. How many times (Charles / visit) ............. New York ?
4. The children (watch)................... videos for two hours .
5. (He / study)................... hardn today ?
6. Sorry , I'm late. (You / wait )................... for long ?
7. We (not / see) ...................... Lisa recently .
8 . How long (he / wait) .......................... for her ?
1. have you known
2. have you done
3. does Chales vistied
4 have watched
5. Has he studied
6. have you waited
7. haven't seen
8. has he waited
1. have you known
2. have you been doing
3. have Charles visited
4. have been watching
5. has he studied
6. Have you been waiting
7. haven't seen
8. has he been waiting
1.have you known
2.have you been doing
3..have Charles visited
4.have been watching
5.has he studied
6.have you been waiting
7.haven't seen
8.has he been waiting
Personally, you had better study in Uk to improve your English speaking skill
--> If.............................................................................................
"How many days does it take to get to Mars from Earth?" Ellie wanted to know
--> Ellie wanted to know................................................................
Read the Writing Strategy. Then read Ellie's email again and underline.
1 a piece of formal language. How could you make it informal?
2 three different contractions. Can you find any more places where Ellie could have used contractions?
3 an example of a sentence with words omitted at the start. What exactly has been omitted?
Writing Strategy When you write an informal email or letter, • you should avoid formal language. • you can use contractions (you're, it's, etc.). • you sometimes omit words like I, I'm or I've at the start of a sentence (Hope you're well, Got to go now, etc.). |
To: anna@email.com
Hi Anna,
Hope everything is OK with you. We've just moved to a new flat nearer the centre of town. It's brilliant being so close to the shops, and the flat is bigger than our old one. It's quite noisy, though, as there is a lot of traffic. I'd rather it was further from the main road. I met one of our neighbours yesterday. She is about my age and she is very friendly. She has invited me to a party next weekend. Can you go with me? I hope so. To be honest, I'd rather not go alone. Also, would it be OK if I used your bike for a few days? Mine is at the bike shop and I'd rather cycle to school than get the bus.
Got to go now. I'd better finish my homework before bed. I look forward to receiving your reply.
Love,
Ellie
1 a piece of formal language. How could you make it informal?
(phần ngôn ngữ trang trọng. Làm thế nào bạn có thể làm cho nó không trang trọng?)
There is no formal language in Ellie's email.
(Không có ngôn từ trang trọng trong email của Ellie.)
2 three different contractions. Can you find any more places where Ellie could have used contractions?
(ba dạng rút gọn khác nhau. Bạn có thể tìm thấy bất kỳ chỗ nào khác mà Ellie có thể sử dụng các dạng rút gọn không?)
- We've (We have)
- I'd (I would/ I had)
- It's (It is)
There are no other places where Ellie could have used contractions.
(Không có chỗ nào khác mà Ellie có thể sử dụng các dạng rút gọn.)
3 an example of a sentence with words omitted at the start. What exactly has been omitted?
(một ví dụ về một câu với những từ bỏ đi ở đầu. Chính xác những gì đã được bỏ qua?)
"Got to go now."
(Phải đi ngay bây giờ.)
The word "I've" (I have) has been omitted.
(Từ "I've" đã bị lược bỏ.)
II. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs (present simple, present continuous, or present perfect).
1. She always (remember) remembers my birthday.
2. Look! It (snow) is snowing
3. How long (know) ______Simon?
4. Is this the second time he (lose) has lost his job ?
5. How many times (you/ take) _________________ this exam?
6. He (eat) is eating six bars of chocolate today!
7. When I’m in Paris I (usually/stay) usually stays in the Hotel du Pont, but this time I (stay)________ in the more expensive Hotel Notre Dame.
8. (they/ arrive) They have arrived already?
9. My father (be) ______an engineer, but he (not/work) isn’t working right now.
10. My parents (live) __________. in Sydney. Where (your parents/ live) _________________?
11.It’s the most difficult exam I ever (take) have taken .
12. We (own) _________________two cars, an estate car and a sports car.
13. Can you drive? No, but I (learn) am learning at the moment.
14. Julie (cook) is cooking dinner. Let’s go and eat!
15. Look! That woman (try) is trying to steal that man’s wallet.
16. I (drink) _________________ more water lately, and I feel better.
17. I (clean) _________________ all morning – I’m fed up!
18. The River Nile (flow) _________________ into the Mediterranean.
19. Sorry about the mess! I (bake) _________________
20. The students (finish) _________________ their exams. They’re very happy.
21. __________ (you/ talk) about the upcoming journey? Can I join?
22. Recently, the United States__________ (alter) the whole of their immigration laws.
23. Either kangaroo or Sydney Opera House__________ (symbolize) Australia.
24. Look at the London Eye! The wheel__________ (appear) motionless, but it__________ (rotate) slowly.
25. Look! The concert__________ (start) at 7 P.M. and__________ (end) at 9 P.M.
26. Canada__________ (provide) fish, furs, and other natural resources to the world since the 15th century.
27. We’ve already booked our holiday. We__________ (go) to Scotland in July.
28. About 375 million people__________ (speak) English as their first language.
29. To preserve natural habitat, the government__________ (establish) six national parks so far.
30. That’s the best speech I ________ever ____________(hear).
31. I__________ (live) in the UK at the moment to learn English.
32. English__________ (be) an official language in several African countries, such as Liberia, Nigeria, and South Africa.
33. __________ (you/ ever/ be) to Singapore? - Yes, I__________ (be) there twice.
34. Where do you go (you/ go) on your holiday next summer?
35. Over 670 million people visted (visit) Disneyland since its opening in 1955.
I. Put the verb in the bracket into Present perfect or Present perfect continuous.
1. England (win) ………………… the World Cup only once since 1930.
2. How long you (sit) ………………… here in the sun? You look like burnt toast.
3. The chair in the president’s office is very special. Sixteen presidents (sit) ………………… in it.
4. The children are at the park. They (play) ………………… ball for the last two hours, but they don’t seem tired yet.
5. Jim (play) ………………… soccer only a couple of times, so he’s not very good at it. He’s much better at tennis.
6. Karl (raise) ………………… three children to adulthood. Now they are educated and working in productive careers.
7. Sally is falling asleep at her desk. Dr. Wu (lecture) ………………… since ten o’clock, and it’s now past noon.
8. Jenna is a law student. Ever since she enrolled in law school, she (miss, never) ………………… a class due to illness.
9. Janice (sleep) ………………… for almost ten hours. I think we should wake her up.
10. Tim (sleep) ………………… in the downstairs bedroom only once. He usually sleeps upstairs in the bedroom he shares with his brother.
1. England (win) ………has won………… the World Cup only once since 1930.
2. How long you (sit) …………have you been sitting……… here in the sun? You look like burnt toast.
3. The chair in the president’s office is very special. Sixteen presidents (sit) ……have sit…………… in it.
4. The children are at the park. They (play) ………have been playing………… ball for the last two hours, but they don’t seem tired yet.
5. Jim (play) ………has played………… soccer only a couple of times, so he’s not very good at it. He’s much better at tennis.
6. Karl (raise) ………has raised………… three children to adulthood. Now they are educated and working in productive careers.
7. Sally is falling asleep at her desk. Dr. Wu (lecture) …………has lectured……… since ten o’clock, and it’s now past noon.
8. Jenna is a law student. Ever since she enrolled in law school, she (miss, never) …………has never missed……… a class due to illness.
9. Janice (sleep) ……has been sleeping…………… for almost ten hours. I think we should wake her up.
10. Tim (sleep) …………has slept……… in the downstairs bedroom only once. He usually sleeps upstairs in the bedroom he shares with his brother.
1. Who directed the film?
2. Who did the director work with to make the film?
3. When did people record their day?
4. How long is the film?
5. What can we see from the movie?
6. What do the director think people worry about?