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. (how / she / make this fantastic cake?)

How has she made this fantastic cake?

(why / I / miss the plane?)

Why have I missed the plane?

(you / eat lunch yet?)

Have you eaten lunch yet?

(they / be in London for six months)

They have been in London for six months.

. (they / not / go to bed)

They haven’t gone to bed.

(what / she / eat today?)

What has she eaten today?

(I / wear a kimono)

I have worn a kimono.

(they / not / visit St. Paul’s Cathedral yet)

They haven’t visited St. Paul’s Cathedral yet.

(he / take a taxi?)

Has he taken a taxi?

(it / rain a lot this week)

It has rained a lot this week.

(you / not / study French for ten years)

You haven’t studied French for ten years.

(she / pass the exam?)

Has she passed the exam?

. (she / leave her phone in a taxi)

She has left her phone in a taxi.

. (we / not / go to Paris)

We haven’t gone / been to Paris.

(she / steal all the chocolate!)

She has stolen all the chocolate!

(we / have enough to eat?)

Have we had enough to eat?

(why / you / do your homework already?)

Why have you done your homework already?

(he / read the newspaper today?)

Has he read the newspaper today?

. (they / use a credit card before?)

Have they used a credit card before?

(he / not / meet my mother)

He hasn’t met my mother.

(she / not / play basketball before)

She hasn’t played basketball before.

(she / not / see ‘The Lord of the Rings’)

She hasn’t seen ‘The Lord of the Rings’.

(where / you / be?)

Where have you been?

(he / not / forget his books)

He hasn’t forgotten his books

(we / not / lose our tickets)

We haven’t lost our tickets.