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Has he drunk his tea yet? - .....

Ask and answer: so pleased

Why does she look so pleased? -

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Have they had their lunch yet? - ...

Ask and answer: look so happy

Why does she look so happy? - She has just won the race / the competition.

Ask and answer: happen

What has just happened? - He has just found some money in the street.

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Has she done the shopping yet? - .... ( x 3)

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Has he found a museum yet? - ...

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Has he woken up yet? -...

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Has he sent a postcard yet? - ....

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Has he written a book yet? - ...

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Have they had their lunch yet? - Yes, they have. They have just had their lunch. / They have just finished having lunch. / They have already had their lunch.

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Has she had a shower yet? - Yes, she has. She has just had a shower. / She has already had a shower.

Ask and answer: happen

What has just happened? - He has just fallen off his bike.

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Has he read the book yet? - No, he hasn't. He hasn't read the book yet. He has just started reading it.

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Has she woken up yet? - No, she hasn't. She still hasn't woken up. / She hasn't woken up yet.

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Has she tidied up her room yet?-No, she hasn.t She still hasn't tidied up her room. She hasn't started yet.

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Has he done his homework yet? - No, he hasn't. He still hasn't done his homework. / He hasn't done his homework yet.

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