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3 short conversations about food.

by Adrian Almeida
1

Complete the conversations . Choose the best forms .
1 . A : What ( did you have / have you had ) for dinner last
night ?
B : I ( tried / have tried ) Indian food for the first time .
( Did you ever have / Have you ever had ) it ?
A : A friend and I ( ate / have eaten ) at an Indian
restaurant just last week . It ( was / has been )
delicious !


2 . A : ( Did you ever take / Have you ever taken )
a cooking class ?
B : No , I ( didn ? t / haven ? t ) . How about you ?
A : I ( took / have taken ) a few classes . My last
class ( was / has been ) in December . We
( learned / have learned ) how to make some
wonderful Spanish dishes .


3 . A : I ( watched / have watched ) a great cooking show
on TV yesterday .
B : Really ? I ( never saw / have never seen ) a cooking
show . ( Was it / Has it been ) boring ?
A : No , it ( wasn ? t / hasn ? t ) . It
( was / has been ) very interesting !

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