1. The rain has stopped but a cold wind is still blowing.
2. We have already solved the problem.
3. He came a moment ago.
4. I have never spoken to him.
5. He has just finished his work.
6. Have you made any spelling mistakes in your dictation?
7. When did you meet him?
8. How many mushrooms have you gathered?
9. Where have you put the newspaper? I want to read it, but cannot find it anywhere.
10. I haven't seen my cousin since last year.
11. Why have you left the door open? You will catch cold sitting in the draught.
12. When did it all happen?
2. Make up a sentence.
1. You ever / be / to South America?
Have you ever been to South America?
2. You / read / any English books?
Have you read any English books?
3. You / live / in this town all your life?
Have you lived in this town all your life?
4. How many times / you / be / in love?
How many times have you been in love?
5. What's / the most beautiful country / you /ever / visit?
What’s the most beautiful country you have ever visited?
3. Put the verb and the adverb into the right form
1. “Would you like something to eat?” “No, thanks. I _have just had__lunch” (just/have)
2. “Do you know where Julia is?” “Yes, I have just seen__her.” (just see)
3. "What time is David leaving?” "He has already left__.” (already/leave)
4. "What’s in the newspaper today” "I don’t know. I _haven’t read it yet_.” (not/read/yet)
5. "Is Ann coming to the cinema with us tonight?” "No, she _has already seen__ the film” (already/see)
6. "Are your friends here yet?” "Yes, they _have just arrived__.” (just/arrive)
7. "What does Tim think about your plan?” "I haven’t told him yet__.” (not/tell/yet)
