THE EXAMPLE
OF INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES :
1. Do you enjoy that work?
a. Did you enjoy that work?
b. Will you
enjoy that work?
c. have you
enjoyed that work?
2.
Does he
write many letters?
a. Did he write many letters?
b. Will he write
many letters?
c. Has he
written many letters?
3.
Do you send
many
letters?
a. Did you
send many letters?
b. Will you
send many letters?
c. Have you
sent many letters?
4.
Do they
explain
everything?
a. Did they
explain everything?
b. Will they
explain everything?
c. Have they
explained everything?
5.
Does she
attend that
class
a. Did she
attend that class?
b. Will she
attend that class?
c. Has she
attended that class?
6.
Do you have
enough
time?
a. Did you
have enough time?
b. Will you
have enough time?
c. Have you
had enough time?
7.
Do they copy
the
sentences?
a. Did they
copy the sentences?
b. Will they
copy the sentences?
c. have they
copied the sentences?
8.
Does she
have much
trouble?
a.Did she have much trouble?
b. Will she
have much trouble?
c. Has she
had much trouble?
9.
Does she do
good work?
a. Did she do good work?
b. Will she
do good work?
c. Has she
done good work?
10. Do the student
practice?
a. Did the
sudent practice?
b. Will the
student practice?
c, Have the student
practiced
THE EXAMPLE
OF NEGATIVE SENTENCES :
1.
He doesn’t
work
hard.
a. He didn’t
work hard.
b. He wont
work hard.
c. He
haven’t worked hard.
2.
I don’t have
any
energy.
a. I didn’t
have any energy.
b. I wont
have any energy.
c. I haven’t
had any energy.
3.
He doesn’t
pay his
bills.
a. He didn’t
pay his bills.
b. He wont
pay his bills.
c. He
haven’t paid his bills.
4.
We don’t see
the
fellow.
a. We didn’t
see the fellow.
b. We wont
see the fellow.
c. We
haven’t seen the fellow.
5.
She doesn’t
use this
one.
a. She didn’t use this one.
b. She wont use
this one.
c. She
haven’t used this one.
6.
They don’t
remember
it.
a. They
didn’t remember it.
b. They wont
remember it.
c. They
haven’t remembered it.
7.
I don’t do
much work
here.
a. I didn’t do mush work here.
b. I wont do
much work here.
c. I haven’t
done much work here.
8.
He
doesn’tlisten
carefully.
a. He didn’t
listen carefully.
b. He wont
listen carefully.
c. He
haven’t listened carefully.
PRESENT
PERFECT TENSE USING IRREGULAR VERBS :
1.
Mr. Harries
has taught English at this school for five years.
2.
I have written
three or four letters to that company.
3.
The student
in this class have done those two lessons already.
4.
I have known
Professsor Moore for more than twelve years.
5.
Richard has taken
three courses in English at this school.
6.
These steps
are dangerous. I have fallen on them several times.
7.
Mr. krammer
has been in the United States for three years.
8.
The janitor
has shut the back door already.
9.
The students
have read all of the stories in that book.
10. Majorie has choosen a
pretty dress for the party.
11. I have spoken to my
boss about the problem several times.
12. That tree has grown
at least five feet since last year.
13. Miss King has spent over
eighteen hundred dollars since May.
14. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have bought
a new house in North Plains.
15. The real astate agent has sold
the Smith’s old house.
16. Charles has haven a
bad cold for a whole week.
17. I’m sorry. I have forgotton the
name of that book.
18. We have borne that new
song several times.
19. Mr. Wilson isn’t here. he has gone
out of town for the weekend.
20. Mr. kennedy has worn his
blue suit to the office only twince.
21. I have sat in
this same seat since the first day of classes.
22. The money isn’t in this drawer.
Someone has stolen it!
23. Up to now, I have understood
every lesson in the book.
24. We have haven absolutely
no trouble with our car so far.
25. No one have found that
girl’s purse and gloves yet.
26. The weather has been
very warm ever since Thurday.
27. Mr. Anderson an Mr. Brown have haven
lunch already.
28. I have seen the Empire State Buildeing
hundreds of times.
29. We have already spoken
to the director and given him the messages.
30. Grandmother has never
flown in an airplane before.
31. You have torn your
shirt! There’s a hole in the left sleeve.
32. I have read the
customer’s letter and written a reply to him.
