UNIT 6-TEST 1 Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or present perfect form of the verbs in brackets. 1 I (not watch) a film for ages. 2 Dave (read) all the Harry Potter books. 3 Jane (not go) to the doctor’s since last year. 4 My little sister (walk) into town on her own yesterday. 5 I (tell) you last week that your cousin was coming to stay. 6 (you / ever / do) a bungee jump? 7 (you / send) an email to Tom yesterday? 8 I (enjoy) my summer holiday, but it was a long time ago! 8.points 2 Read the blog posts. Match the writers (Emily, Mary, Stella and Cameron) with the sentences (1–5). One writer matches with two sentences. Airbnb is a great idea. People rent out rooms in their homes so that travellers can stay in a real house rather than a hotel. There are places to stay all over the world and some are quite unusual. When I went to Paris, I stayed in Nathalie’s spare room in her apartment. Although the room was nothing special, it was great to stay with a real French person. She helped me with my French and told me about some good places to go that weren’t in my travel guide. One day, she even took me to her favourite café. So actually, instead of going to touristy places, I did what the locals do instead. Emily, Manchester I’ve only been camping once, but it was such a lot of work to put the tent up that I’ve never done it since. That’s why my son booked a weekend of glamping for us. Glamping is very popular in the UK. It’s like camping, but without the hard work. When we arrived at the campsite, everything was ready for us. We stayed in a Mongolian tent called a yurt. We slept in real beds and cooked our food on a fire. We even had newspapers and fresh orange juice in the morning. I loved it, but my son didn’t think that it was worth all that money. I understand why he thought that, but I’ll definitely do it aga
2) Dave read all the Harry Potter books
3) Jane hasn’t gone to the doctor’s since last year
4) my little sister walked into town on her own yesterday
5) i told you last weekend that your cousin was coming to stay
6) have you ever done a bungee jump?
7) did you send an email to Tom yesterday?
8) i enjoyed my summer holiday, but it was a long time ago!
2. Dave has read all the Harry Potter books. - We use the present perfect here because the action of reading all the books happened at an unspecified time in the past and has a connection to the present. Dave is still knowledgeable about the books.
3. Jane hasn't gone to the doctor's since last year. - We use the present perfect here because the action of not going to the doctor's started in the past and continues until now, but there is no specific time mentioned.
4. My little sister walked into town on her own yesterday. - We use the simple past form here because the action of walking into town happened at a specific time in the past.
5. I told you last week that your cousin was coming to stay. - We use the simple past form here because the action of telling happened at a specific time in the past.
6. Have you ever done a bungee jump? - We use the present perfect form here because the action of doing a bungee jump is connected to the present. The question asks if the person has any experience with bungee jumping.
7. Did you send an email to Tom yesterday? - We use the simple past form here because the action of sending an email happened at a specific time in the past.
8. I enjoyed my summer holiday, but it was a long time ago! - We use the simple past form here because the action of enjoying the holiday happened at a specific time in the past.
Now, to match the blog posts with the writers:
- Emily matches with sentences 1 and 5. Emily talks about staying in someone's spare room through Airbnb and she also mentions telling someone about her cousin coming to stay.
- Mary matches with sentence 4. Mary talks about going glamping with her son, staying in a yurt, and having a good experience.
- Stella matches with sentence 3. Stella talks about not going to the doctor's since last year.
- Cameron matches with sentences 2 and 6. Cameron mentions reading all the Harry Potter books and asks if the reader has ever done a bungee jump.
I hope this explanation helps you understand the answers to the test questions and the matching of the blog posts with the writers. Let me know if you have any further questions!