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3 Complete the sentences with the Past Simple or Present Perfect of the verbs in brackets. (10 points max.) To Subject 5 Hi, Trevor, Thank you for your last email. I wish I were with you and Rachel on August 8th. I think it was a wonderful day for both of you. You did so many exciting things! You know, yesterday I ¹(read) a text about some kind of fish soup called "clam chowder". 2(ever, eat) clam chowder? When (be) it? Where (eat) it? 5(like) I hate fish. My parents go to a fish restaurant sometimes. I 6(never, be). there. I know that last weekend you '(have) restaurant again. (ever, be). I (finish) teacher ¹0(ask) by Oscar Wilde. It's so long. Ⓒ Write to me soon. Bye, Vera to a fish restaurant? my homework for tomorrow yet. Yesterday our English us to read a whole chapter from "The Canterville Ghost" To Subject it? Read the text in exercise 3 again and underline the questions that Vera asks Trevor. (5 points max.) your lunch at the fast-food How do you think Trevor would answer Vera's questions? Write an extract of his letter to Vera with answers to Vera's questions (5 sentences). (10 points max.) Hi, Vera, Thank you for your email. I'll try to answer all your questions. I'll write more tomorrow. Bye, Trevor 113
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Certainly, let's complete the sentences:

1. Yesterday I **read** a text about some kind of fish soup called "clam chowder."

2. Have you **ever eaten** clam chowder?

3. When **was** it? Where **did you eat** it?

4. **Do you like** it? I hate fish.

5. My parents go to a fish restaurant sometimes. I **have never been** there.

6. I know that last weekend you **had** a restaurant again. **Have you ever been** to a fish restaurant?

7. I **haven't finished** my homework for tomorrow yet.

8. Yesterday our English teacher **asked** us to read a whole chapter from "The Canterville Ghost."

Now, let's identify the questions Vera asks Trevor:

1. **Have you ever eaten** clam chowder?

2. When was it? Where **did you eat** it?

3. **Do you like** it? **Have you ever been** to a fish restaurant?

If Trevor were to answer, it might look like this:

"Hi, Vera,

Thank you for your email. I'll try to answer all your questions. I've never eaten clam chowder, but I'll ask Rachel about it. We had a restaurant last weekend; unfortunately, I couldn't make it. I've been to a fish restaurant before, and I enjoy seafood. I'll write more tomorrow.

Bye,

Trevor"