Question

1-) Supply since or for.
a. I have looked for the owner of the restaurant...........15 minutes.
b. He has attracted me....................... I was a young girl.
c. They have lived in Brazil..................the were very young.
d. The policeman has run after the burglar................3hours

2-) Choose the appropriate option to complete the senteces.
a. Have you taken a shower (yet/ever) ?
b. I have (yet/already) read that book.
c. Have you (yet/ever) been to a museum?
d. I have(never/yet) taken this bus.

3-) Supply the simple past or the present perfect lenses.
a. I....................(be) at the scene of the crime 15 minutes ago.
b. Mary......................(work) in the company.
c. We......................(find) an answer to the myster last week.
d. I........................(kiss) my boyfriend.​

Answer 1

1.

A: I have looked for the owner of the restaurant for 15 minutes

B: he has attracted me since I was a young girl

C. they have lived in Brazil since the were very young

D. The policeman has run after the burglar for 3 hours

2.

a. Have you talked to a shower yet ?

b. I have already read that book.

c. Have you ever been to a museum ?

d. I have never taken this bus

3.

a. I was at the scene of crime 15 minutes ago

b. Mary works in the company.

c. We found an answer to the mystery last week

d. I kissed my boyfriend.

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BONS ESTUDOS

Answer 2

Vamos lá!

FOR é usado com o sentido de “há tanto tempo”, ou seja, para dizer há quanto tempo algo está acontecendo.

SINCE, que significa “desde”, indica na frase quando algo começou. Sendo assim, use since para falar sobre quando uma ação foi iniciada, seja com o ano, a data mais precisa ou uma referência ao momento.

1-

a. I have looked for the owner of the restaurant FOR 15 minutes.

b. He has attracted me SINCE I was a young girl.

c. They have lived in Brazil SINCE they were very young.

d. The policeman has run after the burglar FOR 3 hours.

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EVER: Os advérbios EVER e NEVER se referem a um momento não identificado anterior ao presente (Have you ever visited Berlin?). Ever e never são sempre inseridos antes do verbo principal (no "past participle").

NEVER: Never significa nunca antes de agora e equivale a "not ..... ever": (I have never visited Berlin).

ALREADY: Already se refere a uma ação ocorrida em um período anterior ao presente, mas não especificado. Ele sugere que não é necessário repetir a ação.

YET: Yet é utilizado em orações negativas e interrogativas, de modo a significar (não) no período de tempo entre antes e agora, (não) até agora, incluindo o presente momento. "Yet" é geralmente inserido no final da frase.

2-

a. Have you taken a shower YET?

b. I have ALREADY read that book.

c. Have you EVER been to a museum?

d. I have NEVER taken this bus.

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3-

a. I WAS at the scene of the crime 15 minutes ago.

b. Mary HAS WORKED in the company.

c. We FOUND an answer to the mystery last week.

d. I HAS KISSED my boyfriend.

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