4. Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps in the correct tense Past Perfect or Past Indefinite tense.

e.g.: Pat (to live) in London before he (to move) to Rome.- Pat had lived in London before he moved to Rome.

1. After Eric (to spend) his holiday in England he (to want) to learn English. 2. Jane (to phone) Victor at work before she (to leave) for her trip. 3. Ann (to turn on) the radio after she (to wash) the dishes. 4. When we (to arrive) the match already (to start). 5. After my sister (to come) home she (to feed) the cat. 6. Before Betty(to sing) a song she (to play) the guitar. 7. The woman (to watch) TV after the children (to go) to bed. 8. After Tom (to make) breakfast he (to phone) his friend. 9. I (to be) very tired because I (to study) too much. 10. I (to ride) my bike before I (to meet) mu friends. 11. The parents had already eaten when I (come) home

1 have reading 2 have playing 3 has cleaning 4 has swimming 5 has speaking 6 have waiting 7 have doing 8 has snowing 9 have riding 10 has explaining

1 I haven't reading this book. 2 We haven't playing volleyball or 20 minutes. 3 She hasn't cleaning the flat for more than an hour. 4 Peter hasn't swimming for half an hour. 5 Ann hasn't speakingon the phone for an hour now. 6 You haven't waiting for a bus for ten minutes only. 7 Nelly and Mary haven't doing the shopping since early morning. 8 It hasn't snowing since last night. 9 Jack and his friend haven't riding bikes for three hours now. 10 The teacher hasn't explaining a grammar rule since the beginning of the lesson.

1. I have been reading this book for three days.

I have not been reading this book for three days.

Have I been reading this book for three days?

2. We have been playing volleyball for twenty minutes.

We have not been playing volleyball for twenty minutes.

Have we been playing volleyball for twenty minutes?

3. She has been cleaning the flat for more than an hour.

She has not been cleaning the flat for more than an hour.

Has she been cleaning the flat for more than an hour?

4. Peter has been swimming for half an hour.

Peter has not been swimming for half an hour.

Has Peter been swimming for half an hour?

5. Ann has been speaking on the phone for an hour now.

Ann has not been speaking on the phone for an hour now.

Has Ann been speaking on the phone for an hour now?

6. You have been waiting for a bus for ten minutes only.

You have not been waiting for a bus for ten minutes only.

Have you been waiting for a bus for ten minutes only.