Sister at university: Present Perfect (B1)
Перші тижні в університеті з 45+ present perfect: has just started, have met. B1 з перекладом.
My Sister Has Just Started University
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Тренує Present Perfect для недавніх подій: has just started, have attended, have joined.
Рівень: B1Тема: Present Perfect: have/has + V3 — університет; 45+ прикладів
I am Priya. My younger sister Anika has just started university in Manchester, and our family has felt both excitement and worry. Anika has left home for the first time, and we have missed her voice at breakfast.
Anika has chosen biology, a subject she has loved since school. Professors have welcomed first-year students with clear schedules, and she has already attended three laboratory sessions. She has photographed every piece of equipment and has sent the pictures to our group chat.
Our parents have driven her to campus twice. They have carried boxes up narrow stairs, and they have bought extra bedding that she has forgotten. Mum has cried quietly in the car, but she has smiled when Anika has waved from the doorway.
Anika has met her flatmates from different cities. One roommate has cooked pasta for everyone, and another has shared notes from an early lecture. They have created a rota for cleaning, and Anika has volunteered to manage the kitchen rota on weekends.
She has joined a hiking society after a freshers fair. Members have planned a trip to the Peak District, and Anika has borrowed boots from a friend who has studied nearby for two years. She has said the hills have looked beautiful in online photos.
Academically she has worked hard. She has read introductory chapters, and she has highlighted terms she has not understood. Tutors have replied to emails quickly, and Anika has felt supported when deadlines have approached.
I have called her every evening this week. We have talked about laundry, budgets, and homesickness. She has laughed when I have reminded her to eat vegetables, and I have promised to visit next month.
Dad has set up a shared spreadsheet for expenses. Anika has recorded bus tickets and textbook costs, and she has noticed how quickly small purchases have added up. She has started cooking simple meals that she has learned from online videos.
Friends from our town have sent messages of encouragement. Some have studied in Manchester before, and they have recommended quiet cafés for revision. Anika has saved those addresses in her phone.
This month has brought many firsts for Anika. She has navigated a new city, and she has solved problems without calling home immediately. Our family has trusted her independence, and she has shown us that she has grown ready for this stage.
University life has just begun, yet Anika has already built routines that have made her confident. I have felt proud of my sister, and I have known she has started a chapter that has changed her daily life in the best ways.
Anika has chosen biology, a subject she has loved since school. Professors have welcomed first-year students with clear schedules, and she has already attended three laboratory sessions. She has photographed every piece of equipment and has sent the pictures to our group chat.
Our parents have driven her to campus twice. They have carried boxes up narrow stairs, and they have bought extra bedding that she has forgotten. Mum has cried quietly in the car, but she has smiled when Anika has waved from the doorway.
Anika has met her flatmates from different cities. One roommate has cooked pasta for everyone, and another has shared notes from an early lecture. They have created a rota for cleaning, and Anika has volunteered to manage the kitchen rota on weekends.
She has joined a hiking society after a freshers fair. Members have planned a trip to the Peak District, and Anika has borrowed boots from a friend who has studied nearby for two years. She has said the hills have looked beautiful in online photos.
Academically she has worked hard. She has read introductory chapters, and she has highlighted terms she has not understood. Tutors have replied to emails quickly, and Anika has felt supported when deadlines have approached.
I have called her every evening this week. We have talked about laundry, budgets, and homesickness. She has laughed when I have reminded her to eat vegetables, and I have promised to visit next month.
Dad has set up a shared spreadsheet for expenses. Anika has recorded bus tickets and textbook costs, and she has noticed how quickly small purchases have added up. She has started cooking simple meals that she has learned from online videos.
Friends from our town have sent messages of encouragement. Some have studied in Manchester before, and they have recommended quiet cafés for revision. Anika has saved those addresses in her phone.
This month has brought many firsts for Anika. She has navigated a new city, and she has solved problems without calling home immediately. Our family has trusted her independence, and she has shown us that she has grown ready for this stage.
University life has just begun, yet Anika has already built routines that have made her confident. I have felt proud of my sister, and I have known she has started a chapter that has changed her daily life in the best ways.
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Present Perfect: have/has + V3 — університет; 45+ прикладів
Тренує Present Perfect для недавніх подій: has just started, have attended, have joined.
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