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Present Perfect Tense

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  • Buster (miss) his parents never.
    Buster has never missed his parents.
  • cities / what / visited / you / already / have / in Spain?
    What cities have you already visited in Spain?
  • It's so late! Where (you/be)?
    Where have you been?
  • write / ever / story / you / ?
    Have you ever written a story?
  • Samantha already (see) this movie, she said it's great.
    Samantha has already seen this movie, she said it's great.
  • The cat (not be) here yet.
    The cat hasn't  been here yet.
  • long / she / how / has / in Madrid / lived?
    How long has she lived in Madrid?
  • Buster and his family (never eat) a proper human meal before.
    Buster and his family have never eaten a proper human meal before.
  • you / go / ever / to Australia / ?
    Have you ever been to Australia?
  • My flight has ______ landed. Where should I look for you?
    My flight has just landed...
  • It's the best ice cream I (taste, ever).
    It's the best ice cream I've ever tasted.
  • The kids are still watching the movie. They (go) to bed (yet/already).
    The kids are still watching the movie. They haven't gone to bed yet.
  • They (not hear) that song yet.
    They haven't heard that song yet
  • I just (meet) my friend here.
    I have just met my friend here.
  • We (never + see) that person. Do you know them?
    We have never seen that person. Do you know them?
  • she (wear) a kimono ever?
    Has she ever worn a kimono?
  • Should we skip the popcorn? I think the movie (start) (yet/already).
    Should we skip the popcorn? I think the movie has started already.
  • The birds (not leave) that tree yet.
    The birds haven't left that tree yet.
  • I'm worried. I (not see) the cat for a few days.
    I'm worried. I haven't seen the cat for a few days.
  • (I / meet / you before)?
    Have I met you before?
  • you ever (eat) oysters?
    Have you ever eaten oysters?
  • cards / how many / you / buy / recently?
    How many cards have you bought recently?
  • you / visit / how many / the museum / times / ?
    How many times have you visited the museum?
  • Uncle Wal (never change) in this book.
    Uncle Wal has never changed in this book.