UNIT 1. WHAT ARE YOU LIKE?
GRAMMAR: Present Perfect Review
1. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct present perfect
form.
1. Candy has knitted (knit) a blue sweater for her son.
2. Has Alice sent (Alice/ send) you a birthday card?
3. My parents haven't gotten (not/ go) to the cinema for two
months.
4. The teacher hasn't given (not/ give) us much homework
today.
5. Have you ever gotten (you/ever/go) to the USA?
6. Mum has cooked(cook) a delicious diner to celebrate dad’s promotion.
7. Paul hasn't chosen(not/ choose) the engagement ring yet.
8. You have lost (lose) the keys again! I can’t believe it!
9. Sorry, Pete, I have forgotten (forget) to bring your CD back.
10. My laptop has broken again this morning (break). The technician has fixed
(fix) it three times this month.
11. Cathy hasn't worn (not/ wear) the T-shirt I gave her yet.
2. Fill in the blanks with ALREADY, JUST, FOR, SINCE, YET or EVER.
1. Mike has already had breakfast; he doesn’t want any coffee now.
2. Have all the guests arrived yet
3. The teacher has been ill since last Tuesday. He’s been absent for three days.
4. “Have you already eaten lobster?”
5. I’ve known Patrick for ten years since 2003.
6. Tom hasn’t sent the photos he promised yet
7. My dad has worked in the same company for more than twelve years.
8. “Has Paul already travelled abroad?” “Yes, I think so.”
9. Carol has already finished her project, but I haven’t finished mine yet
10. Patrick has studied German for two years since he moved to Berlin.
11. “Has your brother already ridden a motorbike?” “No, never”.
12. Don’t eat any sweets, Sam. We’ve already eaten lunch
