A. Circle the correct form of the verb:
Write these sentences in the negative
1. They has/ have paid $60 for the ticket.
2. I has/ have bought a new pair of shoes.
3. We has/ have met him at the station.
4. My father has/ have worked for ten
hours.
5. You has/ have hugged mother.
6. The dog has/ have eaten two bones.
7. I has/ have missed the bus.
8. They has/ have sung beautifully.
9. She has/ have sent him an email.
10. We has/ have caught five fish.
11. Smith has/ have studied for the test.
12. You has/ have finished your project.
C. Put the given verbs in the correct form:
1. My parents have travelled to New
York.(travel)
2. I have studied for the Math test.(study)
3. Our grandparents have written us lately.
(write)
4. Daisy has sent her sister a parcel.(send)
5. Our teacher has taught have the present
perfect (teach).
6. My sister and I have redecorated our
bedroom. (redecorate)
7. My brother has won the game. (win)
8. They have spoken German.(speak)
9. She has brought the cake.(bring)
10. Peter has published a book (publish).
B.
and interrogative:
1. Daisy has already phoned her mother.
2. She has already bought some books.
3. He has already arrived.
4. Lucy and Paul have already left.
5. Charles has already booked the hotel.
6. My dog has already eaten.
7. We have already drunk coffee.
8. They have already cooked dinner.
9. You have already tasted the cake.
10. Susan has already seen the film.
11. Mrs. Smith has already watered the
roses.
12. They have already won the lottery .
D. Put already or yet in the right place:
1. Have you done your homework yet?
2. She hasn’t seen him yet.
3. I have already sung in a pub.
4. Has he performed in a film yet?
5. I haven’t been in London yet.
6. They have already swum in the river.
7. It hasn’t rained yet.
8. Have you found your glasses yet?
9. She has already lost her keys.
10. Has James drawn the elephant yet?
11. I have already had a shower.
12. Spring hasn’t begun yet