Lesson IX: Past-HAVE-Action Form - PART I

Exercise: A.3.4. Contrast Past with Past-HAVE-AF Answer negatively to both teacher's questions. After the second answer, indicate that the action in question is going to take place NOW. For example: Teacher: Did you study English yesterday? Student: NO, I DIDN'T . Teacher: Have you studied English today? Student: NO, I HAVEN'T , BUT I ' M GOING TO STUDY IT NOW. Teacher: Did you write your assignment yesterday? Student: NO, I DIDN'T . Teacher: Have you written your assignment today? Student: NO, I HAVEN'T , BUT I ' M GOING TO WRITE IT NOW. Teacher: Did you buy a new smart-phone yesterday? Student: NO, I DIDN'T . Teacher: Have you bought a new smart-phone today? Student. NO, I HAVEN'T , BUT I ' M GOING TO BUY ONE NOW. 1. Did you practice grammar yesterday? Have you practiced grammar today? 2. Did you do your homework yesterday? Have you done your homework today? 3. Did you fix your bicycle yesterday? Have you fixed it today? 4. Did you call up your mother yesterday? Have you called her up today? 5. Did you do the dishes yesterday? Have you done the dishes today? 6. Did you have supper last night? Have you had supper tonight? 7. Did you speak to your teacher yesterday? Have you spoken to him today? 8. Did you brush your hair yesterday? Have you brushed your hair today? 9. Did you talk to your brother yesterday? Have you talked to him today? 10. Did you make some coffee yesterday? Have you made some coffee today? Exercise: A.3.5. Contrast the State Pattern of Past to Past-HAVE-AF Substitute the words and make necessary changes. For example: Was John in New York yesterday? you WERE YOU IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY? they WERE THEY IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY? this month HAVE THEY BEEN IN NEW YORK THIS MONTH? she HAS SHE BEEN IN NEW YORK THIS MONTH? 1. last week 5. Mary 9. yesterday 13. you 2. they 6. he 10. she 14. John 3. you 7. Peter 11. Mary 15. today 4. this week 8. they 12. he 16. they