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Have and do Exercise

May 20, 2016 B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using have or do.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1............... you known him for long?
Wrong!
Use "Have" to form a present perfect question with "known" and "for long."
2............... she speak English?
Wrong!
Use "Does" for a present simple question with the third-person singular subject "she."
3Where could they ............... gone?
Wrong!
Use "have" after the modal "could" to form "could have gone."
4............... he be able to do this?
Wrong!
Use "Would" before the base form "be" to ask about a possible ability.
5............... you manage to find him?
Wrong!
Use "Did" for a past simple question with the base verb phrase "manage to find."
6............... she say anything?
Wrong!
Use "Did" for a past simple question with the base verb "say."
7I went there, but I ............... not see anyone.
Wrong!
Use "did" to make the past simple negative "did not see."
8He ............... not know what he is doing.
Wrong!
Use "does" to make a present simple negative with the third-person singular subject "he."
9He ............... never been to Australia.
Wrong!
Use "has" with "never been" to form the present perfect for "he."
10She ............... not get along with her neighbors.
Wrong!
Use "does" to make a present simple negative with the third-person singular subject "she."

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  1. Have you known him for long?
  2. Does she speak English?
  3. Where could they have gone?
  4. Would he be able to do this?
  5. Did you manage to find him?
  6. Did she say anything?
  7. I went there, but I did not see anyone.
  8. He does not know what he is doing.
  9. He has never been to Australia.
  10. She does not get along with her neighbors.

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