. I Paris for two weeks. I’m leaving tomorrow. * have been in
have been to
have been for
2. Anna a month in India last summer. *
has spent
spent
spended
3. Jane in the library since 10 o’clock this morning. *
has been
was
is
4. When to Canada? *
have you gone
did you go
do you go
5. Mei is looking for a job but she anything yet. *
didn’t find
hasn’t found
doesn't find
6. Mr Rothman …… to Australia. He’s coming back next week. *
went
has gone
goed
7. How long ago……… to Melbourne? *
have they moved
they moved
did they move
8. I …… Britney Spears. She is very sweet. *
meet
met
has met
9. We …… Craig since Monday. Why don't we give him a call? *
didn't see
don't see
haven't seen
10. He took off his jacket and quietly at his desk. *
sat
has sat
sitted​

1. We like juice
Do you like juice?
We don't like juice.
2. He likes pears
Does he like pears?
He doesn't like pears
3. We have plums.
Do you have plums?
We don't have plums.
4. Kate often eats apricots.
Does Kate often eat apricots?
Kate doesn't often eat apricots.
5. My mother likes coffee
Does my mother like coffee?
My mother doesn't like coffee
6. They want ice-cream
Do they want ice-cream?
They don't want ice-cream.
7. They have breakfast in 8 o'clock.
Do they have breakfast in 8 o'clock?
They don't have breakfast in 8 o'clock.
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