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Present perfect or past simple.
Message de felin posté le 29-12-2005 à 22:05:23 (S | E | F | I)

Bonsoir tout le monde.

Correction Jeudi soir 5/01/2006

Petite revision.

A- Complete the sentences with these pairs of verbs. Choose the most appropriate tense — present perfect or past simple.
be able - feel / happen - speak / improve - be / not want - fall / rescue - be/ work - not have

1 Maria ...............go swimming since she ................... in the river.
2 Since she ............ at the company she .........a day off through illness.
3 Since he ........ the girl from the frozen pond, he ............... on TV almost every day.
4 A lot ................... since I last .................. to you.
5 Since I ..... to drive I ................... much more independent
6 Robert's reading ........ enormously since he .............. at school.


B- Choose a verb that can complete both sentences in each pair. Use the present perfect in one and the past simple in the other. Use to add any words outside the spaces.
finish / get/ hear/ sign

1 a)Remember that after you . ........ the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b Carlo's injury only became apparent after he ............ to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I ...... college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I ................... it.
3 a) By the time Sarah .............. to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children ........ up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I ............... her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I ............ from Frank.


Good luck.


Wishing you a very Happy New Year.




Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de magmatic_rock, postée le 30-12-2005 à 15:05:59 (S | E)
Allez Félin je me lance mais c'est pas facile

1 Maria hasn't wanted to go swimming since she fell in the river.
2 Since she worked at the company she hasn't had a day off through illness.
3 Since he rescued the girl from the frozen pond, he has been on TV almost every day.
4 A lot has happened since I last spoke to you.
5 Since I was able to drive I have felt much more independent
6 Robert's reading has improved enormously since he was at school.


1 a)Remember that after you have signed the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b Carlo's injury only became apparent after he signed to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I have finished it.
3 a) By the time Sarah got to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children have got up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I heard her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I have heard from Frank.


pour ton aide


Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de whynot95, postée le 30-12-2005 à 16:52:28 (S | E)
Hello Felin

Happy New Year with a lot of exercises

1 Maria hasn't wanted to go swimming since she fell in the river.
2 Since she has worked at the company she hasn't had a day off through illness.
3 Since he rescued the girl from the frozen pond, he has been on TV almost every day.
4 A lot has happened since I last spoke to you.
5 Since I have been able to drive I have felt much more independent.
6 Robert's reading has improved enormously since he has been at school.


1 a) Remember that after you have signed the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b) Carlo's injury only became apparent after he signed to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I have finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I finished it.
3 a) By the time Sarah got to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children have got up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I heard her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I have heard from Frank.





Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de nanette33, postée le 02-01-2006 à 17:53:52 (S | E)
Hello Felin

- Complete the sentences with these pairs of verbs. Choose the most appropriate tense — present perfect or past simple.
be able - feel / happen - speak / improve - be / not want - fall / rescue - be/ work - not have

1 Maria hasn't wanted to go swimming since she fell in the river.
2 Since she has worked at the company she had not a day off through illness.
3 Since he rescued the girl from the frozen pond, he has been on TV almost every day.
4 A lot has happened since I last spoke to you.
5 Since I was able to drive I have felt much more independent
6 Robert's reading has improved enormously since he was at school.

B- Choose a verb that can complete both sentences in each pair. Use the present perfect in one and the past simple in the other. Use to add any words outside the spaces.
finish / get/ hear/ sign

1 a)Remember that after you have signed the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b Carlo's injury only became apparent after he signed to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I have finished it.
3 a) By the time Sarah got to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children have got up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I heard her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I have heard from Frank.



Happy new year


Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de robinou, postée le 03-01-2006 à 16:21:53 (S | E)
Bonsoir Felin

A- Complete the sentences with these pairs of verbs. Choose the most appropriate tense — present perfect or past simple.
be able - feel / happen - speak / improve - be / not want - fall / rescue - be/ work - not have

1 Maria hasn't wanted to go swimming since she fell in the river.
2 Since she worked at the company she hasn't had a day off through illness.
3 Since he rescued the girl from the frozen pond, he has been on TV almost every day.
4 A lot has happened since I last spoke to you.
5 Since I was able to drive I have felt much more independent
6 Robert's reading has improved enormously since he was at school.

B- Choose a verb that can complete both sentences in each pair. Use the present perfect in one and the past simple in the other. Use to add any words outside the spaces.
finish / get/ hear/ sign

1 a)Remember that after you have signed the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b Carlo's injury only became apparent after he signed to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I have finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I finished it.
3 a) By the time Sarah got to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children got up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I heard her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I have heard from Frank.

Denis


Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de felin, postée le 05-01-2006 à 17:39:28 (S | E)
Bonsoir tout le monde

Voici la correction

1 Maria hasn’t wanted go swimming since she fell in the river.
2 Since she has worked at the company she hasn’t had a day off through illness.
3 Since he rescued the girl from the frozen pond, he has been on TV almost every day.
4 A lot has happened since I last spoke to you.
5 Since I have been able to drive I have felt much more independent
6 Robert's reading has improved enormously since he has been at school.

1 a) Remember that after you have signed the contract you won't be able to change your mind.
b) Carlo's injury only became apparent after he signed to play for Real Madrid.
2 a) As soon as I have finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I finished it.
3 a) By the time Sarah got to work the meeting had finished.
b) I'll probably have finished breakfast by the time the children have got up.
4 a) I recognised her the moment I heard her laugh.
b) I'll tell you what time we're coming the moment I have heard from Frank.

Voici un lien pour vous entrainer et aussi il y a une lecon.
Lien Internet

En tout les cas vous avez bien compris bravo.Car ce n'est pas facile.
pour votre participation.
Merci pour vos voeux.


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Modifié par felin le 05-01-2006 17:43

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Modifié par felin le 05-01-2006 18:25 Merci, c'est fait




Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de whynot95, postée le 05-01-2006 à 18:12:18 (S | E)
Hello Felin
Thanks for the correction but I don't understand the sentences:

2 a) As soon as I finished college I want to travel around Australia.
b) I didn't have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I have finished it.

For me the first one refers to future events (present perfect) and the second one refers to past events (past simple).

Could you help me, please?

Thanks in advance.



Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de felin, postée le 05-01-2006 à 18:31:20 (S | E)
Bonsoir whynot

Je suis vraiment desolee je me suis trompee. C'est fait.

Je vais arreter un petit moment car en ce moment je suis tres fatiguee.
Veuillez m'excuser pour les fautes. Mais bon ca arrive.

Merci de m'avoir signale.




Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de whynot95, postée le 05-01-2006 à 18:44:33 (S | E)
Hello Felin.
Don't mind! It isn't important.



Réponse: Present perfect or past simple. de magmatic_rock, postée le 05-01-2006 à 19:02:49 (S | E)
Bonsoir Whynot, si vous comprenez tout à fait comment employer l'un ou l'autre de temps pourriez-vous m'expliquer car Félin a eut beau déjà m'expliquer pendant des heures, me passer ses leçons etc... mais je comprends toujours pas! Des fois avec des explications différentes on arrive à comprendre alors peut-être que vous y arriverez!


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