Bonsoir à tous, voila je ne maitrises pas du tout l´anglais et j´ai deux exercices a faire pour demain que je ne comprends pas, pourriez vous m´aider ?

1- C´est le Marathon de New York. Remets les phrases dans l´ordre pour retrouver le commentaire du journaliste en utilisent le verbe entre parenthese au present perfect:
A= Now they (reach) Central Park!
B= Thank you to the crowds who (follow) the race!
C= Yes! All the runners (cross) the finishing line.
D= Look! They (start) climbing the last hill beforce central park!
E= They (attach) their names on their shirts and now they´re ready to start!
F= Yes! The race (start)! The 30.000runners (leave) the Bridge.

Un grand merci d´avance, je met l´autre dans un instant

2- Réécris chaque phrase sans en changer le sens en utilisant juste et le present perfect :

A= The police took John to hospital a few minutes ago.
B= Sarah Cook came back from the supermarket a moment ago.
C= Kevin Was at the dentist´s half an hour ago.
D= John rang Patricia Two minutes ago.
E= Patricia left live minutes ago.
F= John went to the cinema a moment ago.

Grand merci d´avance

E - F - B(?) - D - A -C

A- Reached
B- are following
C- have crossed
D- started
E- are attaching
F- has just started - are leaving

Merci Evil, et pour le 2- svp

Le present perfect est l´équivalent du présent infinitif?

Present perfect= Auxiliaire Have au présent + participe passé.

1- l´ordre est effectivement EFBDAC mais ça donnerait plutôt:

have reached
have followed
have crossed
have started
have attached
has started - have left

Mais ça c´est en mettant tout au present perfect comme demandé par la consigne, ce qui est loin de faire quelque chose de particulièrement utilisable dans un Anglais correct... parce qu´autrement en étant libre de choisir le temps, j´aurais plutôt mis comme Evil-Empire.

2.
A= The police has just taken John to hospital.
B= Sarah Cook has just come back from the supermarket.
C= Kevin has just been at the dentist´s.
D= John has just rung Patricia.
E= Patricia has just left.
F= John has just been to the cinema.