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Lesson 27/01/2021

 Lesson 27/01/2021

Правило.

Формы настоящего совершенного времени have gone to и have been to обычно используются для описания перемещения в другое место.

Has /have gone to используется в том случае, когда мы хотим показать, что человек куда-то ушел, но пока не вернулся, т.е. этот человек все еще находится там.

Has / have been to используется в том случае, когда мы хотим показать, что человек когда-то в своей жизни посещал какое-то место и вернулся. Has / have been to относится к нашему жизненному опыту, связанному с путешествиями.


1. SB p.60 ex.5

2. WB p.39 ex.3,4

3. SB p.58 ex.2 (read and translate the dialogue)

 

 Homework: SB p.60 ex.2,4 (read and fill in the gaps)

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