ohone Choose the correct option to compete the sentences. You have done your homework yel I've already finished / finished already my food. Have you had dinner already / yet? My parents have ever / never been to the US. ‘Tom has just had /just has had his Maths class. Jack has already / never called. I've spoken to him. 6 ['ve/I haven't never tried chewing gum. Has / Have anybody arrived at the party yet? | don't think I've ever/I've never had mint yoghurt. 1 Choose the correct o| sentences. 0. Wevelved nr(S) since three years When did you come /have you come to live here? ns to complete the I've known my friend for / since | started school. Olivia hasn't eaten / didn't eat since lunchtime John has arrived / arrived home yesterday. 1 2 3 4 5 Have you ever tried / Did you ever try mango? 6 When have you bought / did you buy your coat? 7 Ive been here /Iwas here since 2 o'clock 8 We haven't had /didn't have our dinner yet. 2Complete the email with the Present Perfect form of the verbs in brackets. Hi Maria, |*_havent seen (not see) you at school this week! ‘Ave you OK? ' (you! be) ill? We2 (have) a great week. I'l tell you about it soon. 3 (you / hear) about the school trip yet? Our teacher 4 (decide) to take us to a food exhibition. Sounds interesting! ‘Some people * (already / visit) something similar, and they say it's great! 16 (never / see) anything like it, so I'm looking forward to it! Well, 17 (not do) my homework yet, so! must go. See you! Helena a ns 2 Complete the dialogue with the correct Present Perfect or Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets. Lucy: Hi, Oliver. Where °_have you been (you / bey? I (not see) you for a long time! Oliver: Oh hi, Lucy. Well, 12, (nave) a really exciting time since 13 (see) you two weeks ago. 14 (g0) to Canada with my father last week. Fantastic! We. (not see) any bears, though, so that was disappointing! « (you/ ever / visit) Canada? Lucy: No, 17, (not / do) a lot of travelling yet — but | will when I'm older!