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I have done

1. Dad has washed (wash) the car.

2. It (stop) raining.

3. We (paint) the room.

4. I (study) math all night.

5. Aunt Pam (call) her friend in New York.

6. My cousins (move) to London.

7. He (lock) the door.

8. I (play) golf a few times.

A. Complete with the present perfect.

1. (finish) I ’ve finished my math but I haven’t finished my English homework.

2. (order) She some soup but she any bread.

3. (travel) Brian to Spain but he to Italy.

4. (visit) We my cousins but we my grandmother.

5. (watch) I my new movie but I your new movie.

6. (cook) Dad Mexican food but he French food.

7. (walk) He to the park but he to the station.

8. (wash) I the plates but I the glasses.

B. Complete with the present perfect.

1. finished / I / haven’t / homework / my I haven’t finished my homework.

2. you / lived / in / Have / England?

3. arrived / Mario / has / at / cinema / the

4. They / soccer / at / have / school / played

5. picture / a / Jenny / painted / has

C. Put the words in the right order.

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I have done

1. Dad has washed (wash) the car.

2. It (stop) raining.

3. We (paint) the room.

4. I (study) math all night.

5. Aunt Pam (call) her friend in New York.

6. My cousins (move) to London.

7. He (lock) the door.

8. I (play) golf a few times.

A. Complete with the present perfect.

1. (finish) I ’ve finished my math but I haven’t finished my English homework.

2. (order) She some soup but she any bread.

3. (travel) Brian to Spain but he to Italy.

4. (visit) We my cousins but we my grandmother.

5. (watch) I my new movie but I your new movie.

6. (cook) Dad Mexican food but he French food.

7. (walk) He to the park but he to the station.

8. (wash) I the plates but I the glasses.

B. Complete with the present perfect.

1. finished / I / haven’t / homework / my I haven’t finished my homework.

2. you / lived / in / Have / England?

3. arrived / Mario / has / at / cinema / the

4. They / soccer / at / have / school / played

5. picture / a / Jenny / painted / has

C. Put the words in the right order.

49

I have done

1. Dad has washed (wash) the car.

2. It (stop) raining.

3. We (paint) the room.

4. I (study) math all night.

5. Aunt Pam (call) her friend in New York.

6. My cousins (move) to London.

7. He (lock) the door.

8. I (play) golf a few times.

A. Complete with the present perfect.

1. (finish) I ’ve finished my math but I haven’t finished my English homework.

2. (order) She some soup but she any bread.

3. (travel) Brian to Spain but he to Italy.

4. (visit) We my cousins but we my grandmother.

5. (watch) I my new movie but I your new movie.

6. (cook) Dad Mexican food but he French food.

7. (walk) He to the park but he to the station.

8. (wash) I the plates but I the glasses.

B. Complete with the present perfect.

1. finished / I / haven’t / homework / my I haven’t finished my homework.

2. you / lived / in / Have / England?

3. arrived / Mario / has / at / cinema / the

4. They / soccer / at / have / school / played

5. picture / a / Jenny / painted / has

C. Put the words in the right order.

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do, did, done

A. Complete the table.

1. write he has written 2. get Lisa

3. drink we 4. think she

5. feel I 6. ride the boy

7. know they 8. put we

B. Write.

1. Somebody (take) my umbrella.

2. She (read) a novel.

3. They (meet) their friends at the movies.

4. Lisa and I (ride) our bikes to the park.

C. Complete with the present perfect.

D. Look and write.

1. they / eat all the chicken ?Have they eaten all the chicken?Yes, they have.

2. they / drink all the juice ?

3. they / read the comic book?

4. they / make a mess?

1. be was, were been

3. come came

5. break broke

7. eat ate

2. make made

4. read read

6. run run

8. see seen

51

do, did, done

A. Complete the table.

1. write he has written 2. get Lisa

3. drink we 4. think she

5. feel I 6. ride the boy

7. know they 8. put we

B. Write.

1. Somebody (take) my umbrella.

2. She (read) a novel.

3. They (meet) their friends at the movies.

4. Lisa and I (ride) our bikes to the park.

C. Complete with the present perfect.

D. Look and write.

1. they / eat all the chicken ?Have they eaten all the chicken?Yes, they have.

2. they / drink all the juice ?

3. they / read the comic book?

4. they / make a mess?

1. be was, were been

3. come came

5. break broke

7. eat ate

2. make made

4. read read

6. run run

8. see seen

Look and write.

51

do, did, done

A. Complete the table.

1. write he has written 2. get Lisa

3. drink we 4. think she

5. feel I 6. ride the boy

7. know they 8. put we

B. Write.

1. Somebody (take) my umbrella.

2. She (read) a novel.

3. They (meet) their friends at the movies.

4. Lisa and I (ride) our bikes to the park.

C. Complete with the present perfect.

D. Look and write.

1. they / eat all the chicken ?Have they eaten all the chicken?Yes, they have.

2. they / drink all the juice ?

3. they / read the comic book?

4. they / make a mess?

1. be was, were been

3. come came

5. break broke

7. eat ate

2. make made

4. read read

6. run run

8. see seen

51

do, did, done

A. Complete the table.

1. write he has written 2. get Lisa

3. drink we 4. think she

5. feel I 6. ride the boy

7. know they 8. put we

B. Write.

1. Somebody (take) my umbrella.

2. She (read) a novel.

3. They (meet) their friends at the movies.

4. Lisa and I (ride) our bikes to the park.

C. Complete with the present perfect.

D. Look and write.

1. they / eat all the chicken ?Have they eaten all the chicken?Yes, they have.

2. they / drink all the juice ?

3. they / read the comic book?

4. they / make a mess?

1. be was, were been

3. come came

5. break broke

7. eat ate

2. make made

4. read read

6. run run

8. see seen

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already, yet, since, ever / never

1. They’ve lived here since 1990.

2. They’ve lived in this apartment fifteen years.

3. I haven’t seen John October.

4. Our team has won every game two years.

5. I’ve studied English first grade.

6. Mark has been sick Monday.

A. Complete with for or since.

B. Look at the list. Mario has already done some things and he hasn t finished other things. Use already and yet.

1. wash his dad’s car

2. practice the piano X

3. visit his friend

4. call his cousin X

5. write an essay

6. wash the dishes X

1. Mario has already washed his dad’s car.

2. Mario hasn’t practiced his piano yet.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. (you, be, ever) Have you ever been to Russia?

No, I haven’t. I’ve never been to Russia.

2. (she, visit, ever) the Museum of Modern Art?

No, the Museum of Modern Art.

3. (they, live, ever) in Beijing?

No, in Beijing.

C. Use the present perfect and never / ever.

1. I’ve been (be) afraid of dogs since I was twelve years old.

2. Sue and I (be) friends six months.

3. Mrs. Brown (teach) English January.

4. She (finish) her homework .

5. He (not finish) his homework .

D. Use the present perfect and already, yet, since, or for.

53

already, yet, since, ever / never

1. They’ve lived here since 1990.

2. They’ve lived in this apartment fifteen years.

3. I haven’t seen John October.

4. Our team has won every game two years.

5. I’ve studied English first grade.

6. Mark has been sick Monday.

A. Complete with for or since.

B. Look at the list. Mario has already done some things and he hasn t finished other things. Use already and yet.

1. wash his dad’s car

2. practice the piano X

3. visit his friend

4. call his cousin X

5. write an essay

6. wash the dishes X

1. Mario has already washed his dad’s car.

2. Mario hasn’t practiced his piano yet.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. (you, be, ever) Have you ever been to Russia?

No, I haven’t. I’ve never been to Russia.

2. (she, visit, ever) the Museum of Modern Art?

No, the Museum of Modern Art.

3. (they, live, ever) in Beijing?

No, in Beijing.

C. Use the present perfect and never / ever.

1. I’ve been (be) afraid of dogs since I was twelve years old.

2. Sue and I (be) friends six months.

3. Mrs. Brown (teach) English January.

4. She (finish) her homework .

5. He (not finish) his homework .

D. Use the present perfect and already, yet, since, or for.

Mairo has already washed his dad's car.

Mairo hasn't practiced his piano yet.

53

already, yet, since, ever / never

1. They’ve lived here since 1990.

2. They’ve lived in this apartment fifteen years.

3. I haven’t seen John October.

4. Our team has won every game two years.

5. I’ve studied English first grade.

6. Mark has been sick Monday.

A. Complete with for or since.

B. Look at the list. Mario has already done some things and he hasn t finished other things. Use already and yet.

1. wash his dad’s car

2. practice the piano X

3. visit his friend

4. call his cousin X

5. write an essay

6. wash the dishes X

1. Mario has already washed his dad’s car.

2. Mario hasn’t practiced his piano yet.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. (you, be, ever) Have you ever been to Russia?

No, I haven’t. I’ve never been to Russia.

2. (she, visit, ever) the Museum of Modern Art?

No, the Museum of Modern Art.

3. (they, live, ever) in Beijing?

No, in Beijing.

C. Use the present perfect and never / ever.

1. I’ve been (be) afraid of dogs since I was twelve years old.

2. Sue and I (be) friends six months.

3. Mrs. Brown (teach) English January.

4. She (finish) her homework .

5. He (not finish) his homework .

D. Use the present perfect and already, yet, since, or for.

53

already, yet, since, ever / never

1. They’ve lived here since 1990.

2. They’ve lived in this apartment fifteen years.

3. I haven’t seen John October.

4. Our team has won every game two years.

5. I’ve studied English first grade.

6. Mark has been sick Monday.

A. Complete with for or since.

B. Look at the list. Mario has already done some things and he hasn t finished other things. Use already and yet.

1. wash his dad’s car

2. practice the piano X

3. visit his friend

4. call his cousin X

5. write an essay

6. wash the dishes X

1. Mario has already washed his dad’s car.

2. Mario hasn’t practiced his piano yet.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. (you, be, ever) Have you ever been to Russia?

No, I haven’t. I’ve never been to Russia.

2. (she, visit, ever) the Museum of Modern Art?

No, the Museum of Modern Art.

3. (they, live, ever) in Beijing?

No, in Beijing.

C. Use the present perfect and never / ever.

1. I’ve been (be) afraid of dogs since I was twelve years old.

2. Sue and I (be) friends six months.

3. Mrs. Brown (teach) English January.

4. She (finish) her homework .

5. He (not finish) his homework .

D. Use the present perfect and already, yet, since, or for.