Supply either the Present Indefinite or the Present Perfect in the following sentences. 1 I can't speak about the book. I (not read) it yet. 2 Every day I (wind up) my watch at 7 o'clock in the morning. 3 It's Friday ... you (see) him this week?4 Students usually (buy) books at the House of Books. 5 It's a pity? but I (not buy) this dictionary yet. 6 As a rule we (do) many exercises in class. 7 He (tell) this joke many times. 8 Something (go) wrong with my wathc.

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Егор Глухов

Английский язык

5 октября, 20:57

Supply either the Present Indefinite or the Present Perfect in the following sentences. 1 I can't speak about the book. I (not read) it yet. 2 Every day I (wind up) my watch at 7 o'clock in the morning. 3 It's Friday ... you (see) him this week?4 Students usually (buy) books at the House of Books. 5 It's a pity? but I (not buy) this dictionary yet. 6 As a rule we (do) many exercises in class. 7 He (tell) this joke many times. 8 Something (go) wrong with my wathc.

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Triska · Answer 1

1. I can't speak about the book. I haven't read it yet. 2. Every day I wind up my watch at 7 o'clock in the morning. 3. It's Friday. Have you seen him this week? 4. Students usually buy books at the House of Books. 5. It's a pity, but I haven't bought this dictionary yet. 6. As a rule we do many exercises in class. 7. He has told this joke many times. 8. Something has gone wrong with my watch.