Odpowiedź:
Present perfect vs past simple
1. He has been to Italy recently.
Q – has he been to Italy recently?
N – He hash't been to Italy recently
2. She has been at the party last Saturday.
Q – Where has she been last Saturday?
N – she hasn't been at the party last Saturday
3. They've bought a new house a year ago.
Q – What have they bought year ago ?
2 / 3
N – They haven't bought a new house a year ago
4. Mark has finally came.
Q – Has Mark came yet?
N – Mark hasn't came yet.
5. She has just loose her wallet.
Q – What has she just loose?
N – She hasn't loose her wallet.
6. Kubica has drove well in the last race.
Q – How has Kubica drove last race?
N – Kubica hasn't drove well last race
7. They have won the match.
Q – have they won the match?
N – they haven't won the match
8. Robert has took his daughter to the zoo last Sunday.
Q – What has Robert done lat sunday?
N – Robert Hasn't took his daughter to the zoo lat Sunday.
9. He has took a day off.
Q - has he took a day off?
N – he hasn't took a day off.
10. Sarah has wrote to me last month.
Q – has Sarah wrote to you last month?
N – Sarah hasn't wrote to me last month
11. She has written a beautiful essay.
Q – Has she written a beautiful essay?
N – she hasn't written a beautiful essay
12. They have left for London.
3 / 3
Q – have they left for london?
N – they haven't left for london
13. He has got a promotion.
Q – Has he got a promotion?
N – He hasn't got a promotnion.
14. She has forgotten his name.
Q – has she forgotten his name?
N – she hasn't forgotten his name.
15. Mary has done her homework yesterday.
Q – Has Mary done her homework yesterday?
N – Mary hasn't done her homework yesterday.
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