Nama : Muhamad Taufik Akbar

Npm : 08160100179

MK : B. Inggris

Kelas : S1 Keperawatan Ekstensi Sem 1&3

 Complete the following sentences with since or for

a. She has worked as a secretary since 1991
b. They have been married since a few years
c. They have lived in Manchester for a long time
d. He’s written 5 books since i met him
e. We haven’t seen them for several weeks
f. I haven’t been to the beach since last summer
g. Have you used the phone since you arrived ?
h. We haven’t heard any noise for many hours
i. Has she studied hard since yesterday ?

 Write sentence using the present perfect form and since or for
a. I haven’t played tenis since last summer
b. I have known her mother for than ten years
c. I haven’t eaten anything for lunchtime
d. You have lived in this town for a long time
e. Jill have been a good friend since we were at school together
f. You have seen jack since the party past week

 Correct the following sentences

a. I played tennis last week
b. They haven’t finished work yet
c. When you have bought that umbrella
d. Look ! i have bought a new umbrella
e. I bought three CDs last week
f. She saw that film
g. She has never seen that film

 Complete the text using the Past Simple Tense or the Present Perfect Tense
London has had (have) an underground train system since the 19th century. The London
Underground started (start) in 1863. When engineers workers built (build) the
Metropolitan railway. This railway line went (go) from Paddington Station to Farringdon
Street Station. It was (be) a very short line. Eight more line opened (open) since then.
The world’s first electric railway opened (open) in 1890. This line went (go) from the city
 centre to south London. The most modern line is the Jubilee line. It opened (open) in
1977. Since the London Underground began (begin), many other cities, like New York
and Moscow, have built (build) their own systems.

 Make examples of past simple sentences and present perfect tense each 5 sentences
a. Past Simple
1) I sent you a letter a month ago
2) My mother cooked fried chicken for my birthday party last week
3) They left me alone in the middle of the jungle yesterday
4) There was a large field here

b. Present perfect tense

1) I have gone my homework
2) They have played football
3) She has read the magazine
4) My cat isn’t thirsty anymore. It has drunk some milk
5) I have bought some vegetetables.