Grammar Complete the dialogue. Use the correct form of the present perfect.
Sophie: How long 'has Mark been' (Mark/be) in the volleyball team?
Ned: He _____ (be) in the team since September.
Sophie: _____ (you / ever / play) volleyball?
Ned: I _____ (just / start). I went to my first training session on Monday. I already love it!
Sophie: I _____ (never / try) it, but it looks fun. In fact, I _____ (not do) any exercise for at least six months.
Ned: Why don't you come to the next training session?
Sophie: I'll think about it after the exams!
Sophie: How long 'has Mark been' (Mark/be) in the volleyball team?
Ned: He _____ (be) in the team since September.
Sophie: _____ (you / ever / play) volleyball?
Ned: I _____ (just / start). I went to my first training session on Monday. I already love it!
Sophie: I _____ (never / try) it, but it looks fun. In fact, I _____ (not do) any exercise for at least six months.
Ned: Why don't you come to the next training session?
Sophie: I'll think about it after the exams!
Odpowiedź:
1.He has been
2.Have you ever played
3.Have just started
4.Have never tried
5.Haven't done
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