1) Rebecca and John have broken up this morning.

2) Carl has cooked dinner an hour ago.

3) The girls have seen the new Brad Pitt film today.
4) We have spoken to our teacher a few minutes ago.
5) You have passed your exams this month.
2.
1) Already
2) Yet
3) Still
4) Already
5) Yet
6) Already.
3.
1) Dfd
2) Haven’t shot
3) Have asked
4) Hasn’t done
4.
1) Since
2) Since
3) For
4) For
5) Since
6) Since
7) For
8) For
5.
1) You have eaten in that restaurant every day for five months!
2) He has played for the same team since he was twelve.
3) Joe hasn’t spoken to Annie since Saturday. They had an argument.
4) We haven’t done our homework for two weeks.
5) She has lived in this house for five years.
6) I haven’t seen my cousins since October.
7) My dad has worked in the same office since 1999.
6.
1) They’ve been in a band since 2011.
2) “We haven’t had a hit since 2013”, says TJ.
3) “We haven’t released a single for 5 years”, says TJ.
4) The band has’nt had a manager since 2015.
5) “I haven’t spoken to Dizzy for 3 years”, says TJ.