Present perfect albo past simple - pomoc

Witam mam kilka zdań do uzupełnienia, i proszę was o sprawdzenie czy dobrze zrobiłem i nakierowanie jak zrobić te pozostałe, bo nie mam pomysłu jak je zrobić.

3.
A: When....................................(they/meet) for the first time?
B: I am not sure exactly, but they.......................... (know) each other for years.
4.
A: Have you ridden (you/read) today's newspaper yet?
B: No, I haven't (not/have) a chance yet
5.
A: Where he has been (he/be) last night?
B: I think he been (be) at his parents' house.
6.
A: How long she played (she/play) the piano?
B: For years. She has started (start) learning at the age of four.
7.
A: Have you had (you/have) any news from the girls?
B: Yeah! They called (call) me form Rome last night.
8.
A: How...................................... (your team/do) so far?
B: Terrible! We lost (lose) three-nil last week and four-nil lat night.
9.
A: How long has she lived (she/live) in Brazil?
B: Not long. She moved (move) there six months ago.
10.
A:....................................... (the children/be) to the coast?
B: Yes. I .....................................(take) them camping there last summer.

>3.
>A: When......(they/meet) for the first time?
w pytaniach przy czasownikach innych, niz czasownik 'be', stosujemy operator 'did' dla czasu past simple + czas. w swojej podstawowej formie:
When did they meet for the first time?

>B: I am not sure exactly, but they...... (know) each other for years.
dla podkreslenia dlugosci czasu trwania jakiejs czynnosci uzywamy czasow perfect, w tym wypadku czasu perfect simple:
...but they have known each other for years.

> 4.
>A: Have you {read} (you/read) today's newspaper yet?
>B: No, I haven't (not/have) {had} a chance yet.
>5.
>A: Where {was} he (he/be) last night?
>B: I think he {was} (be) at his parents' house.
kiedy wystepuja takie okoliczniki czasu, jak 'last night', uzywamy czasu past

>6.
>A: How long {has} she {been playing} (she/play) the piano?
>B: For years. She {} started (start) learning at the age of four.
>7.
>A: Have you had (you/have) any news from the girls? OK
>B: Yeah! They called (call) me form Rome last night. OK
>8.
>A: How...... (your team/do) so far?
How has your team {done} so far?

>B: Terrible! We lost (lose) three-nil last week and four-nil last
>night. OK
>9.
>A: How long has she lived (she/live) in Brazil? OK
>B: Not long. She moved (move) there six months ago. OK
>10.
>A:...... (the children/be) to the coast?
Have the children been to the coast?
>B: Yes. I ......(take) them camping there last summer.
Yes, I took them camping there last summer.

Więc tak będzie dobrze?
3.
A: When did they meet (they/meet) for the first time?
B: I am not sure exactly, but they have konwn (know) each other for years.
4.
A: Have you ride (you/read) today's newspaper yet?
B: No, I haven't (not/have) a chance yet
5.
A: Where was he (he/be) last night?
B: I think he was (be) at his parents' house.
6.
A: How long has she been playing (she/play) the piano?
B: For years. She has started (start) learning at the age of four.
7.
A: Have you had (you/have) any news from the girls?
B: Yeah! They called (call) me form Rome last night.
8.
A: How has your team done (your team/do) so far?
B: Terrible! We lost (lose) three-nil last week and four-nil lat night.
9.
A: How long has she lived (she/live) in Brazil?
B: Not long. She moved (move) there six months ago.
10.
A:Have the children been(the children/be) to the coast?
B: Yes. I took (take) them camping there last summer.

A mam takie pytanie dlaczego w 4a jest ride a nie ridden, przecież z tłumaczenia by wyszło czy ty jeszcze nie przeczytałeś dzisiejszej gazety?

>A mam takie pytanie dlaczego w 4a jest ride a nie ridden, przecież z
>tłumaczenia by wyszło czy ty jeszcze nie przeczytałeś dzisiejszej
>gazety?

to moj blad - ma byc 'Have you read...'

>Więc tak będzie dobrze?
>3.
>A: When did they meet for the first time? OK
>B: I am not sure exactly, but they have {known} each other for
>years.
>4.
>A: Have you {read} today's newspaper yet?
>B: No, I haven't {had} a chance yet. tutaj brakuje czasownika 'miec', bo 'haven't' jest tutaj negatywnym operatorem do czasownika 'have'(miec) w czasie present perfect
>5.
>A: Where was he last night? OK
>B: I think he was at his parents' house. OK
>6.
>A: How long has she been playing the piano? OK
>B: For years. She (bez 'has') started learning at the age of four.
>7.
>A: Have you had any news from the girls? OK
>B: Yeah! They called me form Rome last night. OK
>8.
>A: How has your team done so far? OK
>B: Terrible! We lost three-nil last week and four-nil last
>night. OK
>9.
>A: How long has she lived in Brazil? OK
>B: Not long. She moved there six months ago. OK
>10.
>A:Have the children been to the coast? OK
>B: Yes. I took them camping there last summer. OK
>

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