Share Complete B2 First for Schools - Unit 1 TENSES & MAKE VS DO
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Could you (do / make) me a favour and let me copy your notes from the last class?
do
Do you mind if I use your phone? I’ve got to (do / make) an urgent phone call.
make
I’ll (do / make) the shopping on my way home this evening.
do
I’ve got so much homework to (do / make) that I can’t come out with you tonight.
do
Marco has (do / make) a big effort with his students, so I’m afraid he’s a bit disappointed with their results.
made
Sarah wasn’t enjoying the party, so she (do / make) an excuse and left.
made
We phoned the police because our neighbours were (do / make) too much noise.
making
My mum’s (do / make) an English course in the evenings, and I sometimes help her with her homework.
doing
Present perfect simple or continuous: I’m celebrating because my team (win) the league!
has won
Present perfect simple or continuous: At last you (arrive) – we (expect) you for ages.
have arrived / have been expecting
Present perfect simple or continuous: Of course I’m annoyed. I (spend) ages preparing for this party and no one (turn up) yet.
have spent / has turned up
Present perfect simple or continuous: Kate (lose) weight recently because she (get) more exercise.
has lost OR has been losing / has been getting
Present perfect simple or continuous: I wonder if Irina (finish) reading that book yet. I (wait) to read it for ages.
has finished / have been waiting
Present perfect simple or continuous: Tatiana is so greedy! She (eat) all the cakes and she (not leave) any for us.
has eaten / hasn't left
Present perfect simple or continuous: Paolo (look) very tired recently. I think it’s because he (study) too hard.
has been looking / has been studying
Present perfect simple or continuous: There are a few countries Gavin still (not tell) us about, but I get the impression he (see) almost everything!
hasn't told / has seen
