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A2 - Present Perfect Particles

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  • The children ___ (draw) a picture.
    The children have drawn a picture.
  • You / finish your tea? (yet)
    Have you finished your tea yet?
  • What's the participle of: be?
    been
  • I ___ (not / hear) that song before.
    I haven't heard that song before.
  • They / get married (just)
    They have just got married
  • What's the participle of: eat?
    eaten
  • Correct the sentence: Have you never visited Paris?
    Have you EVER visited Paris?
  • I _____ a brilliant book. (+ read)
    have read
  • yet
    She hasn't cleaned the house yet.
  • just
    She has just spent a lot of money.
  • They ___ (not / play) football today.
    They haven't played football today.
  • already
    They have already driven 20km.
  • What's the participle of: drink?
    drunk
  • The man / not learn to ski (yet)
    The man hasn't learnt to ski yet
  • He / not arrive home (yet)
    He has not arrived home yet
  • already
    They have already eaten too much.
  • We _____ using plastic bags. (- stop)
    haven't stopped
  • You _____ very tall. (+ become)
    have become
  • Dan _____ a laptop. (- buy)
    hasn't bought
  • They ___ (not / take) the train to work.
    They haven't taken the train to work.
  • What's the participle of: give?
    given
  • My uncle _____ around the world. (- sail)
    hasn't sailed
  • They ___ (not / buy) any new clothes this year.
    They haven't bought any new clothes this year.
  • just
    Mr Piggy has just stolen $1 million
  • I / not buy anything (yet)
    I have not bought anything yet (I haven't)
  • yet
    She hasn't found a new boyfriend yet.
  • just
    They have just broken the window
  • already
    He has already sung so many beautiful songs.
  • yet
    He hasn't written the report yet
  • We ___ (not / win) any prizes this year.
    We haven't won any prizes this year.
  • I / be on a trip to Italy (just)
    I have just been on a trip to Italy
  • Correct the sentece: She not finished her dinner.
    She HASN'T finished her dinner.
  • We / speak to the doctor (already)
    We have already spoken to the doctor
  • He _____ early. (+ arrive)
    has arrived
  • just
    He has just done his homework.
  • The man / turn on the water (just)
    The man has just turned on the water
  • My uncle ____ a hotel. (+ open)
    has opened
  • I _____ some famous people. (+ meet)
    have met
  • just
    He has just run a marathon.
  • just/ already/ yet
    He has just fallen over/ He has already drunk a lot/ He hasn't found his car yet.
  • yet
    He hasn't seen a shark yet.
  • already
    He has already drunk ten cups of coffee
  • yet
    He hasn't caught the fish yet.
  • We / pay for the TV (already)
    We have already paid for the TV
  • They / buy a new house (just)
    They have just bought a new house
  • What's the participle of: do?
    done
  • They / leave their house (already)
    They have already left the house/they have left the house already
  • We _____ our waste. (- reduce)
    haven't reduced
  • just
    He has just had/ taken a shower.
  • She ___ (not / finish) her homework.
    She hasn't finished her homework.
  • just
    She has just written/ sent an email.
  • just
    Batman and Robin have just met.
  • I _____ this exercise. (- finish)
    haven't finished
  • He / close his suitcase (just)
    He has just closed his suitcase
  • She / finish university (already)
    She has already finished university
  • Correct the question: You never swum in the sea?
    Have you ever swum in the sea?
  • They ___ (not / wash) their car this week.
    They haven't washed their car this week.
  • The woman / not find a job (yet)
    The woman has not found a job yet (hasn't)
  • What's the participle of: swim?
    swum
  • The girl / eat all of the chocolates (just)
    The girl has just eaten all of the chocolates
  • She ___ (not / visit) her grandparents this month.
    She hasn't visited her grandparents this month.
  • just
    He has just woken up.
  • We _____ fish for dinner. (+ have)
    have had
  • Correct the sentence: I has eaten all the biscuits.
    I HAVE eaten all the biscuits.
  • just
    He has just won the lottery
  • They / not book a DJ for the party (yet)
    They haven't booked a DJ for the party yet