1. Complete the sentences with the present perfect of the verbs in brackets. Remember that the adverbs ‘ever’ and ‘never’ go AFTER ‘have/has’ and BEFORE the past participle.
1. Sophie and I have known (know) each other since we were at school together.
2. I have played (play) tennis since I was eight years old.
3. Alain has been (be) in hospital three times this year.
4. I have wanted (want) to be an actor for as long as I can remember.
5. My uncle has smoked (smoke) 40 cigarettes a day for 40 years – and he’s a doctor!
6. You have had (have) that suit for more than five years! Isn’t it time to get a new one?
7. Since he finished university, my brother has worked (work) in six different countries.
8. Zerrin has watched (watch) that TV programme every week since it started.
9. I have never liked (never like) bananas. I think they’re horrible!
10. What’s the most interesting city you have ever visit (ever visit)?
11. They have been married (be married) for nearly fifty years.
12. She has lived (live) in Liverpool all her life.
13. I have seen (see) that film before.
14. I have played (play) the guitar ever since I was a teenager.
2. Match the pairs of sentences.
| 1 She can’t do sports. | c. She’s broken her arm. |
| 2 He’s still not feeling well. | b. He’s just had flu. |
| 3 She’s crying. | a. She’s lost her bag. |
| 4 I’m very happy. | h. My football team has just won. |
| 5 The car won’t start. | f. I haven’t left yet. |
| 6 I have no money. | e. I’ve spent it on computer games. |
| 7 You’re looking worried. | i. What has happened? |
| 8 We can go now. | g. The taxi has just arrived. |
| 9 I’m not ready to go. | d. I haven’t had a shower yet. |
| 10. Could I borrow that book some time? It looks really interesting. | k. Sure, you can borrow it now. I have finished it. |
| 11 Why isn’t Ben at work today? | o. He’s in hospital. He’s broken his leg! |
| 12 Do you know Mary Johnson in the sales department? | n. I know the name but I’ve never met her. |
| 13 Where are you going on holiday this year? | j. We’ve decided to spend a week in Paris. |
| 14 Would you like some more ice cream? | l. No, thanks. I’ve had enough. |
| 15 Are you all right? | m. No, I’m not. I think somebody’s taken my bag. |
a. She’s lost her bag.
b. He’s just had flu.
c. She’s broken her arm.
d. I haven’t had a shower yet.
e. I’ve spent it on computer games.
f. I haven’t left yet.
g. The taxi has just arrived.
h. My football team has just won.
i. What has happened?
j. We’ve decided to spend a week in Paris.
k. Sure, you can borrow it now. I have finished it.
l. No, thanks. I’ve had enough.
m. No, I’m not. I think somebody’s taken my bag.
n. I know the name but I’ve never met her.
o. He’s in hospital. He’s broken his leg!
3. Write the correct option.
1. The taxi hasn’t arrived .
a) already
b) just
c) yet
2. He’s … his new watch.
a) breaked
b) broke
c) broken
3. He left home four hours ago and he … to say he’s arrived.
a) still hasn’t phoned
b) haven’t phoned yet
c) hasn’t just phoned
4. … yet?
a) Have you eaten your vegetables
b) You have eaten your vegetables
c) Have you your vegetables eaten
5. A. Is Alex there? B. Oh sorry. He has … .
a. gone already home
b. just gone home
c. gone home yet
6. That’s the worst film I … in my life!
a) saw
b) ‘ve seen
7. She must be really tired. She … late every night this week.
a) works
b) ‘s worked
8. You’ve got a new car? How long … the old one?
a) did you have
b) have you had
9. Oh dear, it looks like Jan ___ the shopping yesterday. I’ll go now.
a. didn’t do
b. hasn’t done
10. They ___ the documents I sent them! Now I have to send them all again.
a. lose
b. ‘ve lost
11. She ___ to swim on holiday in 2021.
a. learned
b. s learned
12. I think you’re my oldest friend! How long ___ each other?
a. do we know
b. have we known
13. I ___ a chance to call him back yet.
a. don’t have
b. haven’t had
14. I ___ in this flat since I moved here.
a. lived
b. ‘ve lived
15. ___ anyone famous when you were in New York?
a. Did you see
b. Have you seen
4. Make questions.
1. My sister has lived in a village for a couple of years. (General)
Has my sister lived in a village for a couple of years?
2. He has developed another bad or good habit . (Alternative)
He has developed anoteher bad or good habit
3. I have waited for her for half an hour.
Have i waited for her for half an hour
(Special)
4. We have just got back from our holidays.
have we just got back from our holidays
(Disjunctive)
5. Scientists have recently discovered a new breed of monkey. (Special)
have scientisis recently discoverd a new breed of monkey
5. Translate these sentences
1. Դու երբևէ եղե՞լ ես Լոնդոնում: Այո: Անցյալ տարի ես այցելեցի Լոնդոն և մի քանի այլ քաղաքներ Անգլիայում:
2. Մենք ընդամենը երկու րոպե էինք ուշացել, բայց ներկայացումն արդեն սկսվել էր:
3. Նա եղել է տասը տարբեր երկրներում:
4. Հեռախոսիս մարտկոցը սպառվել է: Կարո՞ղ եմ օգտագործել Ձերը:
5. Երբևէ մազերդ ներկե՞լ ես այլ գույն:
Թարգմանչություն
1. Have you ever been to London? Yes. Last year I visited London and several other cities in England. 2. We were only two minutes late, but the show had already started. 3. He has been to ten different countries. 4. My phone battery is dead. Can I use yours? 5. Have you ever dyed your hair a different color?
Գաբրիել Գասպարյան 