Question

Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple past or
present perfect simple).
Mother: I want to prepare dinner. (you / wash)...... the
dishes yet?
Daughter: I(wash)..... the dishes yesterday, but I have /
not)....... the time yet to do it today.
Mother: (you / do / already)........ your homework?
Daughter: No, l (come / just)....... home from school.
Mother: You (come)...... home from school two hours
ago!
Daughter: Well, but my friend Lucy (call)...., when I
(arrive).... and I (finish / just)..... the phone call.
Mother: (you / see / not).... Lucy at school in the
morning?
Daughter: Yes, but we (have / not)..... time to talk then.​

Answer 1

By putting the verbs into the correct tense, we get:

Mother: I want to prepare dinner. (you/wash) Have you washed the dishes yet?

Daughter: I (wash) washed the dishes yesterday, but I (have/not) don't have the time yet to do it today.

Mother: (you / do / already) Have you already done your homework?

Daughter: No, l (come / just) have just come home from school.

Mother: You (come) came home from school two hours ago!

Daughter: Well, but my friend Lucy (call) called when I (arrive) arrived, and I (finish / just) just finished the phone call.

Mother: (you / see / not) Have you not seen Lucy at school in the morning?

Daughter: Yes, but we (have / not) didn't have time to talk then.​

What is tense?

• Tense is a category in grammar that expresses time reference. The usage of specific forms of verbs, particularly in their conjugation patterns, is usually how tenses are expressed.
• Tenses are classified into three groups based on when they occur:

1. Present Tense
2. Past Tense
3. Future Tense

Therefore, the verbs are put into the blank spaces in the dialogues according to the time and situation using suitable tense formats.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Have you washed.

Had washed, Didn't have.

Have you already done.

Just came.

Came.

Called, arrived, just finished.

Didn't you see.

Didn't have.

Explanation:

Mother: I want to prepare dinner. Have you washed the

dishes yet?

Daughter: I had washed the dishes yesterday, but I didn't have the time yet to do it today.

Mother: Have you already done your homework?

Daughter: No, l just came home from school.

Mother: You came home from school two hours

ago!

Daughter: Well, but my friend Lucy called, when I

arrived and I just finished the phone call.

Mother: Didn't you see Lucy at school in the

morning?

Daughter: Yes, but we didn't have time to talk then.​

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