Question

Hola como completarlos en Present Perfect ?
Bev: How is your class going?
Ken: Great. (1) _______ (I / learn) a lot about the Arctic and polar explorers.
Bev: That sounds interesting. (2) _______ (you / see) that book by Paul Nicklen?
Ken: No, (3) _______. Who is he? (4) _______ (I / never / hear) of him.
Bev: He’s a photographer. (5) _______ (he / live) and worked in polar climates for many years.
Present Perfect Progressive
Completa las conversaciones con las palabras entre paréntesis. Sustituye la línea por tu respuesta escrita con MAYÚSCULAS.
Sasha: How long (1) _______ (you / go) on long-distance hikes?
Gina: Since I was in college. And I’m now in my sixties. (2) _______ (my husband / hike) since he was a child.
Sasha: (3) _______ (it / get) easier or more difficult for you to hike long distances these days?
Gina: Well, I’d say that lately (4) _______ (we/work) harder to keep up with the younger people on the hikes, but I don’t think (5) _______ (we / cause) any problems or delays!
Past Perfect
Completa las conversaciones con PAST PERFECT o SIMPLE PAST con las palabras entre paréntesis. Sustituye la línea por tu respuesta escrita con MAYÚSCULAS.
Deb: So tell me, why (1) _______ (you / take) the train from Moscow to Beijing?
Joe: Because it was my dream to ride the Trans-Siberian Railway. It was something (2) _______ (I / always / want) to do.
Deb: How long (3) _______ (the trip / take)?
Joe: Seven days. By the time the train arrived at Beijing’s main train station, (4) _______ (I / travel) 4735 miles.
Deb: (5) _______ (you / ever / be) on such a long ride?
Joe: No, never. The longest train ride I had ever taken was only six hours long.
Past Perfect Progressive
Completa los enunciados con las palabras entre paréntesis. Sustituye la línea por tu respuesta escrita con MAYÚSCULAS.
1. By the time Sylvia was 18, _______ (hike) for several years.
2. Two German hikers _______ (follow) a difficult trail when they lost their way.
3. The Danish hikers _______ (prepare) dinner when a bear approached their campsite.
4. Two young hikers were getting ready to go home. They _______ (not camp) for very long when they lost interest.
5. The rescue workers _______ (stay) at the park office before they moved into a house nearby the park.

Answer 1

PRESENT PERFECT

Bev: How is your class going?

Ken: Great. I have learned a lot about the Artic and polar explorers.

Bev: That sounds interesting. Have you seen that book by Paul Nicklen?

Ken. No, I haven't. Who is he? I've never heard of him.

Bev. He's a photographer. He has lived and worked in polar climates for many  years.

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PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

Sasha: How long HAVE YOU BEEN GOING on long-distance hikes?

Gina: Since I was in college. And I'm now in my sixties. MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN HIKING since he was a child.

Sasha: HAS IT GETTING easier or more difficult for you to hike long distance these days?

Gina: Well, I'd say that lately WE HAVE BEEN WORKING harder to keep up with the younger people on the hikes, but I don't think WE HAVE BEEN CAUSING any problems or delays.

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PAST PERFECT

Deb: So tell me, why HAD YOU TAKEN the train from Moscow to Beijing?

Joe: Because it was my dream to ride the Trans-Siberian Railway. It was something I HAD ALWAYS WANTED to do.

Deb: How long HAD THE TRIP TAKEN?

Joe: Seven days. By the time the train arrived at Beijings main train station, I  HAD TRAVELED 4735 miles.

Deb: HAD YOU EVER BEEN on such a long ride?

Joe: No, never. The longest train ride I had ever taken was only six hours long.

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PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

1) By the time Sylvia was 18, I HAD BEEN HIKING for several years.

2) Two German hikers HAD BEEN FOLLOWING a difficult trail when they lost their way.

3) The Danish hikers HAD BEEN PREPARING dinner when a bear approached their campsite.

4) Two young hikers were getting ready to go home. They HADN'T BEEN CAMPING for very long when they lost interest.

5) The rescue workers HAD BEEN STAYING at the park office before they moved into a house nearby the park.

Espero que te haya servido! :)