She has had her car _____ a few months.
for
since
We have been in class _____ September.
for
since
She has loved to dance _____ she was a baby.
for
since
He has worked out ____ a long time.
since
for
you / ever / be / to Michigan?
Have you ever been to Michigan?
I / never / do / a parachute jump.
I have never done a parachute jump.
she / see / The Lord of the Rings. (already)
She has already seen The Lord of the Rings.
he / eat / all the doughnuts. (just)
He has just eaten all the doughnuts.
you / ever / ride / a camel?
Have you ever ridden a camel?
he / not finish / his homework. (yet)
He hasn't finished his homework yet.
he / never / see / a monster.
He has never seen a monster.
they / have / dinner. (already)
They have already had dinner.
Oh no! He / fall / down the stairs. (just)
He has just fallen down the stairs.
you / tell / your mom? (yet)
Have you told your mom yet?
I / see / a strange animal in a tree yesterday.
I saw a strange animal in a tree yesterday.
He / not watch / TV last night.
He didn't watch TV last night.
