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I read / 've read 12 books since the start of this year.
I’VE READ 12 books since the start of this year.
Let’s go to a restaurant tonight – we didn't eat / haven't eaten out for weeks.
Let’s go to a restaurant tonight – we HAVEN'T EATEN out for weeks.
What did you cook / have you cooked for dinner last night?
What DID YOU COOK for dinner last night?
Danielle went / has gone for a run and she isn’t back yet.
Danielle HAS GONE for a run and she isn’t back yet.
I’m not hungry because I just have / 've just had a big lunch.
I’m not hungry because I 'VE JUST HAD a big lunch.
He still didn't find / hasn't find the recipe he’s looking for.
He still HASN'T FIND the recipe he’s looking for.
We often helped / have often helped in the kitchen when we were children.
We OFTEN HELPED in the kitchen when we were children.
Did you finish / Have you finished your maths homework yet?
HAVE YOU FINISHED your maths homework yet?
I realise how tired you must be after the long journey you had. FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE.
I realise how tired you must be after the long journey you HAVE HAD.
I have worked on a farm in Turkey last summer. FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE.
I WORKED on a farm in Turkey last summer.
In my opinion, this is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen, and it was already nominated for several awards. FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE.
In my opinion, this is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen, and it HAS ALREADY BEEN nominated for several awards.
I have been very disappointed when I read your advertisement. FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE.
I WAS very disappointed when I read your advertisement.
He is the greatest person I know because he is always there for his family, and he still achieved a lot in his career. FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE.
He is the greatest person I know because he is always there for his family, and he HAS STILL ACHIEVED a lot in his career.
I have _________ tea and coffee completely and I’m sleeping much better now.
CUT OUT
We more or less ________ rice and potatoes at home – it’s a bit boring, to be honest.
LIVE ON
Choose the correct answers. What phrasal verbs are related to eating a lot of food?
eat out
cut out
heat up
fill up (on)
