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Put the verb in brackets into the Present Indefinite and the Present Perfect. 1 Look! They(stop) 2 I (want) to see you. I (not/see) you for ages! 3 "What (be) your name?" - "My name (be) always Cole." 4 "You (read) this book?" - "Yes" - "What you (think) of it?" 5 I (not/be) to a zoo before. It (be) a nice feeling to go somewhere you never (be) before. 6 "You (know) Nick?" - "Yes" - "How long you (know) him ?" - " I (know) him for 10 years" 7 There (be) a lot of things I (want) to clock for a long time and I (not/do) them. 8 You (realize) we (know) each other for quite a period of time now? And this (be) the first occasion you (ask) me to come with you. 9 "You (know) the girl who just (leave) the shop?" - "Yes , that (be) Bella York" - "She (be) a customer of yours?" - "Not , exactly" . She (be) here several times , but she never (buy) anything. 10 Come in, I (be) awake since sun-up. 11 I (not)see) your pictures for a long time . Can I look round? 12 It'll be good to see him again.How long he (be) away? It (seem) ages. 13 I (know) you nearly all my life , but I never (see) you so excited about anything

PROstoYMNIK77 · Answer

1. Present Indefinite: stop, Present Perfect: have stopped
2. Present Indefinite: want, Present Perfect: have not seen
3. Present Indefinite: is, Present Perfect: has always been
4. Present Indefinite: have you read, Present Perfect: What do you think
5. Present Indefinite: have not been, Present Perfect: is, have been, have been
6. Present Indefinite: know, Present Perfect: have known, have known
7. Present Indefinite: are, want, have not done
8. Present Indefinite: realize, have known, is, have asked
9. Present Indefinite: know, left, is, has been, has been, bought
10. Present Indefinite: have been
11. Present Indefinite: haven't seen
12. Present Indefinite: has been, seems
13. Present Indefinite: have known, have seen

aeae1488 · Answer

1. Present Indefinite: Look! They stop. Present Perfect: They have stopped.
2. Present Indefinite: I want to see you. I have not seen you for ages.
3. Present Indefinite: "What is your name?" - "My name is always Cole." Present Perfect: "What has been your name?" - "My name has always been Cole."
4. Present Indefinite: "You read this book?" - "Yes" - "What do you think of it?" Present Perfect: "You have read this book?" - "Yes" - "What have you thought of it?"
5. Present Indefinite: I have not been to a zoo before. It is a nice feeling to go somewhere you have never been before. Present Perfect: It has been a nice feeling to go somewhere you have never been before.
6. Present Indefinite: "You know Nick?" - "Yes" - "How long have you known him?" - "I have known him for 10 years." Present Perfect: "You have known Nick?" - "Yes" - "How long have you known him?" - "I have known him for 10 years."
7. Present Indefinite: There are a lot of things I want to do for a long time and I have not done them. Present Perfect: I have wanted to do a lot of things for a long time and I have not done them.
8. Present Indefinite: You realize we know each other for quite a period of time now? And this is the first occasion you have asked me to come with you. Present Perfect: You have realized we have known each other for quite a period of time now? And this is the first occasion you have asked me to come with you.
9. Present Indefinite: "You know the girl who just left the shop?" - "Yes, that is Bella York" - "She is a customer of yours?" - "Not, exactly." She has been here several times, but she has never bought anything. Present Perfect: "You know the girl who has just left the shop?" - "Yes, that is Bella York" - "She has been a customer of yours?" - "Not, exactly." She has been here several times, but she has never bought anything.
10. Present Indefinite: Come in, I am awake since sun-up. Present Perfect: I have been awake since sun-up.
11. Present Indefinite: I have not seen your pictures for a long time. Can I look round? Present Perfect: I have not seen your pictures for a long time.
12. Present Indefinite: It'll be good to see him again. How long has he been away? It seems ages. Present Perfect: It'll be good to see him again. How long has he been away? It seems ages.
13. Present Indefinite: I have known you nearly all my life, but I have never seen you so excited about anything. Present Perfect: I have known you nearly all my life, but I have never seen you so excited about anything.

droni2010 · Answer

1. Look! They **have stopped** (stop).  
2. I **want** (want) to see you. I **have not seen** (not/see) you for ages!  
3. "What **is** (be) your name?" - "My name **has been** (be) always Cole."  
4. "Have you read** (read) this book?" - "Yes" - "What do you **think** (think) of it?"  
5. I **have not been** (not/be) to a zoo before. It **is** (be) a nice feeling to go somewhere you **have never been** (be) before.  
6. "Do you know** (know) Nick?" - "Yes" - "How long have you **known** (know) him?" - "I **have known** (know) him for 10 years."  
7. There **are** (be) a lot of things I **want** (want) to do for a long time and I **have not done** (not/do) them.  
8. Do you **realize** (realize) we **have known** (know) each other for quite a period of time now? And this **is** (be) the first occasion you **have asked** (ask) me to come with you.  
9. "Do you know** (know) the girl who just **left** (leave) the shop?" - "Yes, that **is** (be) Bella York." - "Has she **been** (be) a customer of yours?" - "Not exactly. She **has been** (be) here several times, but she **has never bought** (buy) anything."  
10. Come in, I **have been** (be) awake since sun-up.  
11. I **have not seen** (not/see) your pictures for a long time. Can I look around?  
12. It'll be good to see him again. How long **has he been** (be) away? It **seems** (seem) like ages.  
13. I **have known** (know) you nearly all my life, but I **have never seen** (see) you so excited about anything.

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