Fill in with the present perfect or the past simple. A: DID YOU SEE (you/see) the Jackie Chan film on TV last night?
B: No. But I (already/see) all of his films on DVD this year.
2 A: I (already/go) to the cinema three times this month. What about you? B: Not once! But last month, I (go) five times.
3 A: (you/ever read) The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde?
B: Yes. We (read) it in school last year.
4 A: George and I (have) dinner at that new Vietnamese restaurant in town last night. B: Really? I (never/try) Vietnamese food before. What's it like? A: Delicious. In fact, we (already/make) a reservation to eat there again next week.

1) it was about 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon.

2) we are sitting in the cafe opposite the bank.

3) suddenly a motorcycle stopped outside the bank.

4) there were two men on the bike.

5) one of them got off and ran into the bank.

6) he was carrying a gum.

7) after a short time, he came out of the bank.

8) he carried a large bag.

9) he got back on the bike.

10) a few minutes later the police arrived.

- ты чего такой сонный?

- кошмар я иду по коридору, а вокруг меня странные а потом этот огромный

-тебе нужно меньше смотреть и читать ужасы, это всё, что я тебе скажу, друг.

-ты ! там же паук!

-где?

-ха, испугался!

- ладно, давай уже всё забудем!

- why are you so sleepy?

- had a just imagine, i walk down the hallway, and around me there are some strange and then that huge

- you must read and watch less horror things, that's all i can tell you, my friend.

- you are   but around!   there   is   a spider!

- where? !

- ha, scared!

- okay, let's forget everything now!

what can the cat do?

how many things can the cat do?

what can t the cat do?

who can watch tv?

czech christmas eve christmas eve in the czech republic is celebrated with a feast. the carp, which was purchased prior to this day and which may have been kept alive in the bathtub until ready for cooking, is the featured dish. the christmas tree is decorated on christmas eve. traditionally, the tree was decorated with apples and sweets, as well as traditional ornaments. today, commercially purchased christmas ornaments may be used to decorated the czech christmas tree. it is baby jesus (ježíšek) rather than santa claus who brings children presents on christmas eve. baby jesus is said to reside high in the mountains, in the town of boží dar, where a post office accepts and stamps letters addressed t him. on christmas eve, children leave the room where the christmas tree has been put up until they hear the tinkle of a bell (rung by parents) indicating that baby jesus has come with gift