13. All the students ... to the party.

a) were being invited; b) have been invited; c) invited.

14. He ... not to be late again.

a) is told; b) was told; c) were told.

1. merys father went (step by step, again and again, on and on, all in all, round and round) 2. ive told (step by step, again and again, on and on, all in all, round and round) that you have to study harder if you want to get your degree. 3.

7. I have (lost/been loosing) my note-book. Have you (seen/been seeing) it anywhere? 8. Someone has (eaten/been eating) my sweets. They are nearly all gone. 9. I have (waited/been waiting) for you for ages! Where have you been? 10.

A. Read the sentences and say how can form negations in present perfect I have been to London We have been to Washington You have been to Boston They have been to Chicago She has been to Australia He has been to the USA I have not been to Moscow We

Choose the right form. 1. Sarah (was told / told) that all the letters (were / had been) written. 2. Benny (was greeted / greeted) the people who (have been / had been) invited to the meeting. 3.

Circle the correct item. Circle the correct item. 1) The information is being / has been looked for at the moment. 2) The documents aren't being / haven't been delivered yet. 3) The child is being / was being washed at nine o'clock yesterday.