Use the appropriate form of the verb in parentheses. 1. Have I ever witnessed this face? 2. Have I frequently observed
Use the appropriate form of the verb in parentheses.
1. Have I ever witnessed this face?
2. Have I frequently observed his name in the papers this year?
3. Has she been studying English for a year and acquiring numerous new words?
4. Pardon me, have you been waiting long? – No, I have just arrived.
5. Have I been present here since 6 o"clock?
6. Have I been attempting to reach her by phone for approximately 20 minutes?
7. Have I been aware since yesterday?
8. Have I been translating this article for about an hour and have only translated the first part?
9. Have they been advertising for information since May but have never received anything?
10. Have they been discussing the problem for hours and not reached
1. Have I ever witnessed this face?
2. Have I frequently observed his name in the papers this year?
3. Has she been studying English for a year and acquiring numerous new words?
4. Pardon me, have you been waiting long? – No, I have just arrived.
5. Have I been present here since 6 o"clock?
6. Have I been attempting to reach her by phone for approximately 20 minutes?
7. Have I been aware since yesterday?
8. Have I been translating this article for about an hour and have only translated the first part?
9. Have they been advertising for information since May but have never received anything?
10. Have they been discussing the problem for hours and not reached
Skazochnaya_Princessa 70
1. Был ли я когда-нибудь свидетелем этого лица?2. Наблюдал ли я часто его имя в газетах в этом году?
3. Учит ли она английский год и запомнила уже множество новых слов?
4. Извините, Вы долго ждали? – Нет, я только что прибыл.
5. Присутствую ли я здесь с 6 часов?
6. Пытался ли я дозвониться до нее по телефону примерно 20 минут?
7. Был ли я осведомлен с вчерашнего дня?
8. Перевожу ли я эту статью примерно час, и перевел только первую часть?
9. Рекламируют ли они новый продукт втайне?