Buster (miss) his parents (for/since) they disappeared.
Buster has missed his parents since they disappeared.
We (never + see) that person before. Do you know them?
We have never seen that person before.
cities / what / visited / you / already / have / in Spain?
What cities have you already visited in Spain?
a lot / rained / it / has / this week.
It has rained a lot this week.
Samantha (see) this movie, she said it's great.
Samantha has seen this movie, she said it's great.
It's the best ice cream I (taste, ever).
It's the best ice cream I've ever tasted.
(I / meet / you before)?
Have I met you before?
It's so late! Where (you/be)?
Where have you been?
this morning / water / have / you / had / since / some / ?
Have you had some water since this morning?
long / she / how / has / in Madrid / lived?
How long has she lived in Madrid?
you / visit / how many / the museum / times / ?
How many times have you visited the museum?
My flight has ______ landed. Where should I look for you?
My flight has just landed...
Should we skip the popcorn? I think the movie (start) (yet/already).
Should we skip the popcorn? I think the movie has started already.
cards / how many / you / buy / recently?
How many cards have you bought recently?
Uncle Wal (never change) since the beginning of the book.
Uncle Wal has never changed since the beginning of the book.
That cat (be) here (for/since) 5 years.
That cat has been here for 5 years.
I'm worried. I (see) the cat (for/since) a few days.
I'm worried. I haven't seen the cat for a few days.
Jules (know) the Murphy's (for/since) last year.
Jules has known the Murphy's since last year.
Buster and his family (never eat) a proper human meal before.
Buster and his family have never eaten a proper human meal before.
The birds (leave/negative) that tree (for/since) last week.
The birds haven't left that tree since last week
She (wear) a kimono every New Year's Eve (for/since) she was a child.
She has worn a kimono every New Year's Eve since she was a child.
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.
you / go / before / to Australia / ?
Have you gone to Australia before?
write / ever / story / you / ?
Have you ever written a story?
They (hear / negative) that song before. It's a classic.
They haven't heard that song before. It's a classic.