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(Has/Have) you ever played chess?

Have

Eric and Megan (have tried / tried) water skiing last May, but they (haven't tried / tried) sailing yet.

tried - haven't tried

Lorraine / be / photographer / ten years

Lorraine has been a photographer for ten years.

I bought some new clothes two weeks (ago/before).

ago

___ you ever ___ (be) camping?

Have ... been

My sister / not eat / anything / 11 am

My sister hasn't eaten anything since 11 am.

Wendy / know / about / party / days

Wendy has known about the party for days.

Martha ___ always ___ (want) to have a pet.

has ... wanted

Michael / work / Germany / February

Michael has worked in Germany since February

I saw Mr Harris an hour (ago/before).

ago

My parents have had this house (for/since) a long time.

for

Bruce has (always/before) wanted to become an actor.

always

Charlie ___ (travel) to Africa three times.

has travelled

Have you sent an e-mail (before/ever)?

before

Julie hasn't visited Rome (just/so far)

so far

A: How long (have you lived / did you live) in this house? B: Well, I (have lived / lived) here since 2016, but I (have bought / bought) it in 2015.

have you lived - have lived - bought

I / not travel / abroad / two months

I haven't travelled abroad for two months.

Lisa has (saw/seen) this film twice.

seen

Can you believe it? Mark (have/has) entered a talent show and will appear on TV!

has

I (have travelled / travelled) to Paris two years ago but I (haven't been / wasn't) there since then.

travelled - haven't been

Tim hasn't tried surfing (ago/before).

before

My sister isn't here at the moment. She's (been/gone) to the cinema with her friends.

gone

My sister ___ (not taste) Chinese food before.

hasn't tasted

Mike has (never/ever) been to England.

never

A: So, (have you gone / did you go) to Africa last year? B: Yes, it (has been / was) great.

did you go - was

John hasn't (finish/finished) work yet.

finished

Clara has (already/yet) had dinner.

already

Jack and Nelly ___ (not write) to us from Mexico yet.

haven't written

I haven't visited Laura (for/since) last week.

since

Brenda (has always wanted / always wanted) to explore a cave but she (hasn't done / didn't do) that yet.

has always wanted - hasn't done