Use the past simple or present perfect tense. 1. Jane isn't at home. She (to go) shopping. 2. Look! There's an ambulance over there. There (to be) an accident. 3. Shakes peare (to write) many plays. 4. My friend is a writer. He (to write) many books. 5. I (to learn) French at school, but I (to forget) most of it. 6. I (not to read) a newspaper yesterday. 7. I (not to read) a news paper today. 8. They (to leave) England when he (to be) still a shild. 9. I (not to see) him since he (to leave) for London. 10. We (to travel) around. Europe last year. 11. The rain (to shop). Let's go for a walk.

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Александр Добрынин

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20 июня, 07:14

Use the past simple or present perfect tense. 1. Jane isn't at home. She (to go) shopping. 2. Look! There's an ambulance over there. There (to be) an accident. 3. Shakes peare (to write) many plays. 4. My friend is a writer. He (to write) many books. 5. I (to learn) French at school, but I (to forget) most of it. 6. I (not to read) a newspaper yesterday. 7. I (not to read) a news paper today. 8. They (to leave) England when he (to be) still a shild. 9. I (not to see) him since he (to leave) for London. 10. We (to travel) around. Europe last year. 11. The rain (to shop). Let's go for a walk.

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Есения Кононова · Answer 1

1. Jane isn't at home. She's (has) gone shopping. 2. Look! There's an ambulance over there. There's (has) been an accident. 3. Shakespeare wrote many plays. 4. My friend is a writer. He's (has) written many books. 5. I learnt French at school, but I've (have) forgotten most of it. 6. I didn't (did not read) a newspaper yesterday. 7. I haven't (have not) read a newspaper today. 8. They left England when he was still a shild. 9. I haven't seen him since he left for London. 10. We travelled around Europe last year. 11. The rain has stopped. Let's go for a walk.