They (not sweep) the floor recently.
They HAVEN'T SWEPT the floor recently.
The hare finally (run away) from the fox?
HAS the hare finally RUN away from the fox?
He (be) late for the lesson today.
He HAS BEEN late for the lesson today.
Elisa (cook) soup for lunch?
HAS Elisa COOKED soup for lunch?
She (not wash) her hands this week.
She HASN'T WASHED her hands this week.
You (lose) your umbrella?
HAVE you LOST your umbrella?
I (not skate) this winter.
I HAVEN'T SKATED this winter.
Granny already (watch) TV today.
Granny HAS already WATCHED TV today.
This time Tim's parents (help) him with his homework .
This time Tim's parents HAVE HELPED him with his homework.
I (fry) some eggs for breakfast.
I HAVE FRIED some eggs for breakfast.
He (not call) me today.
He HASN'T CALLED me today.
You ever (ask) your dad about this?
HAVE you ever ASKED your dad about this?
Your dad lately (look) at your diary?
HAS your dad lately LOOKED at your diary?
She (take) her medicine this morning.
She HAS TAKEN her medicine this morning.
He (not say) anything.
He HASN'T SAID anything.
You (put on) your hat?
HAVE you PUT ON your hat?
He (smoke) a lot today.
He HAS SMOKED a lot today.
He (not give) his cake to anybody.
He HASN'T GIVEN his cake to anybody.
He (stop) at the red light?
HAS he STOPPED at the red light?
Kate and her friend (make) a snowman this morning.
Kate and her friend HAVE MADE a snowman.
The girl already (wake up).
The girl HAS already WOKEN UP.
Your dad ever (read) this book to you?
HAS your dad ever READ this book to you?
Robert (not dust) his desk this week.
Robert HASN'T DUSTED his desk this week.
My neighbour (not go) to the beach yet.
My neighbour HASN'T GONE to the beach yet.