I (have/has) cut the grass.
I have cut the grass.
They (have/has) folded the laundry.
They have folded the laundry.
Have you . . . the dishes yet?
done
Has he . . . the floor yet?
mopped
She (have/has) cleaned the room.
She has cleaned the room.
Have you . . . the trash out yet?
taken
You (have/has) set the table.
You have set the table.
Has he picked up the toys yet? (Yes)
Yes, he has
The children (have/has) washed the windows.
The children have washed the windows.
The girl (have/has) watered the plants.
The girl has watered the plants.
Has he taken out the trash yet? (No)
No, he hasn't
Has she dusted the furniture yet? (No)
No, she hasn't
Have you . . . the floor yet?
swept
Have you . . . the dog yet?
fed
Has she . . . the garden yet?
weeded
Has he . . . the carpet yet?
vacuumed
Has she watered the plants yet? (Yes)
Yes, she has
Has she . . . the room yet?
cleaned
He (have/has) mopped the floor.
He has mopped the floor.
Have you done the dishes yet? (Yes)
Yes, I have
Have you fed the dog yet? (No)
No, I haven't