Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the present perfect. 1. A: Do you know that man? B: Oh yes. He's a very good friend of mine. I 1) ... 've known ... (know) him for about ten years. A: I think I 2) ... (meet) him at a business meeting last month. 2. A: Mum 1) ... (lose) her purse. B: Where 2) ... (she/lose) it? A: At the supermarket while she was shopping. 3. A: Who was on the telephone? B: It 1) ... (be) Jane. A: Who is Jane? B: Someone who 2) ... (work) in my office for a few years. She's got a new job now, though. 4. A: Who is your favourite singer? B: Freddie Mercury. He 1) ... (have) a wonderful voice. A: Yes, I agree. He 2) ... (enjoy) performing live, too.

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Платон Калашников

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27 апреля, 19:46

Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the present perfect. 1. A: Do you know that man? B: Oh yes. He's a very good friend of mine. I 1) ... 've known ... (know) him for about ten years. A: I think I 2) ... (meet) him at a business meeting last month. 2. A: Mum 1) ... (lose) her purse. B: Where 2) ... (she/lose) it? A: At the supermarket while she was shopping. 3. A: Who was on the telephone? B: It 1) ... (be) Jane. A: Who is Jane? B: Someone who 2) ... (work) in my office for a few years. She's got a new job now, though. 4. A: Who is your favourite singer? B: Freddie Mercury. He 1) ... (have) a wonderful voice. A: Yes, I agree. He 2) ... (enjoy) performing live, too.

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София Савельева · Answer 1

1. A: Do you know that man? B: Oh yes. He's a very good friend of mine. I've known him for about ten years. A: I think I met him at a business meeting last month.

2. A: Mum has lost her purse. B: Where did she lose it? A: At the supermarket while she was shopping.

3. A: Who was on the telephone? B: It was Jane. A: Who is Jane? B: Someone who worked in my office for a few years. She's got a new job now, though.

4. A: Who is your favourite singer? B: Freddie Mercury. He had a wonderful voice. A: Yes, I agree. He enjoyed performing live, too. (Freddie Mercury is no longer alive, so we need Past Simple)