1.

"Are there any more green sweaters?" "I'm sorry. All of the sweaters ______
yesterday."
a. was sold
b. have sold
c. were sold

2.
The videos ______ last night.
a. were uploaded
b. was uploaded
c. have uploaded

3.
The apartment ______ yesterday.
a. rents
b. was rented
c. were rented

4.
Our computers ______ last week.
a. was fixed
b. were fixed
c. fixed

5.
This particular picture ______ by Leonardo Da Vinci.
a. painted
b. was painted
c. were painted

6.
The hamburgers ______ about an hour ago.
a. were cooked
b. was cooked
c. cooked

7.
This website ______ by a college student.
a. were created
b. created
c. was created

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These shoes ______ by a famous designer.
a. made
b. was made
c. were made

9.
These pictures ______ while we were on vacation.
a. were taken
b. was taken
c. taken

10.
The food ______ by a talented chef.
a. were prepared
b. was prepared
c. prepared

11.
He ______ the subway ______, but he will take it tomorrow.
a. has taken / yet
b. haven't taken / already
c. hasn't taken / yet

12.
"______ her jacket ______?" "Yes. She ordered it yesterday."
a. Have she bought / already
b. Has she bought / yet
c. Has she bought / ever

13.
"Has the weather been nice in Florida this week?" "Yes. We ______ to the beach three
times."
a. have already been
b. haven't been yet
c. 've yet been

14.
I ______ the popcorn ______, but I will do it after I pay for the pizza.
a. have made / yet
b. hasn't made / already
c. haven't made / yet

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"______ the art museum ______?" "Yes. We went last week."
a. Has you visited / already
b. Have you visited / ever
c. Have you visited / yet

16.
"Have they had a nap?" "Yes, they ______ a nap."
a. haven't already had
b. have already had
c. 've yet had

17.
She ______ for a walk. She went this morning.
a. has already gone
b. hasn't gone yet
c. hasn't yet gone

18.
We ______ the cheesecake for the party. We made it last night.
a. haven't made yet
b. 've made already
c. have already made

19.
"______ that new comedy ______?" "Yes, they have. They saw it on Sunday."
a. Have they seen / yet
b. Has they seen / already
c. Have they seen / ever

20.
"Have you joined a gym since you moved here?" "Yes, we ______ a gym."
a. haven't already joined
b. 've ever joined
c. have already joined

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