ACTIVE ENGLISH: BOOK 4 / PAGE 138-137-136-135-134 PRESENT PERFECT
1-HAVE /HAS V3
- Patrick ………………………………………….…………… five hamburgers so far. (eat)
- Oh no, I ……………………………………………..…………………. my homework yet. (not do)
- Now look what you ………………………………………. ! (do) You ………………………………………. the milk all over your dress. (spill)
- She …………………………………………………….…………….. a lot of orange juice. (already/drink)
- Someone ………………………………………………………………………. all my cookies. (eat)
- Billy ……………………………………………………………. these jeans many times. (wear)
- We ………………………………………………….…………… to London three times. (be)
- ……………………………. you …………………………….. to Paris? (ever/be)
- (you/meet) ……………..…………………………………………… Annie? She is extremely nice.
- Paul ………………………………………………………………….. these beautiful plates. (smash)
- I ……………………………………….……………………. the keys. (lose)
- My neighbour ……………………….…………………………. the grass. (not cut)
- You …………………………………………………..……………… a mess. (make)
- The stranger ………………….…………………………………… my life. (save)
- We ……………………………………………………… the fire out. (already / put)
- The students ………….……………………………………… their stories yet. (not finish)
- Thank you. You ……………………………………………….. really helpful. (be)
- I ………………………………………………..………. the TV. (repair) It’s okay again.
- He ……………………………………….………….. all his homework. (do) He’ll be back at five.
- Mum ……………………………….……………… a meal for you. (cook) It’s on the kitchen table.
- Oh, where’s my cake? – I’m sorry, I …………………………..………………………… it! (eat)
- She ……………………………………..………………. TV for three hours. (watch) Now she’s got a headache.
- …………………………..……. you …………………………… to a party recently? (be)
- They …………………………..…………………………………. to Venice. (never / travel)
- She ……………………………..……….……………… three times this morning. (phone)
- He ……………………………………………………………….. his car since 2001. (have)
- David ………………………………….…………………… his third goal tonight! (score)
- (he / lose) …………………….………………………….. his key? No, he ……………………………………….. it. (find)
- We …………………………………..……………………….. Miranda for ten days. (not see)
- Betty Miller ……………………………….…………………………….. here all her life. (live)
- Johnny ……………………………………………………………. married for ten years. (be)
- My mother …………………..…………………………………………. hard. (always / work)
- How long …………………………………………………………. Paris Hilton? (you / know)
- Jenny …………………………………………. toothache for several hours. (have) She should go to a dentist.
- Garry …………………………………….………………. unemployed since March. (be)
- The girl ………………………………………….. her room dark green. (paint) It looks awful.
- Your hair looks different. (you / have) ………………………………….. a haircut?
- I ………………………………………..…………… my finger. (cut) It’s still bleeding!
- (she / write) ………………………………………………………………… her story yet?
- Your bike looks quite new. (you / wash) ……………………..………………………………. it?
2-Fill in the blanks using “already”, “just”, “yet”, “never”, “ever, “since” or “for”. Match the sentences to the right picture.
- The bell is about to ring and he hasn’t finished the exam _______ . That’s why he’s so nervous.
- He has ________ driven a car before. It’s his first time today.
- Has Mr. Pitt retired ______ ? – No, he is still teaching science at our secondary school.
- Dan is not a very clever boy. He hasn’t learnt to read ________ .
- Alan is looking at the notice board and has ______ seen there’s going to be a party at the campus next Friday.
- Has Bill’s boss _____ got angry with him? – Yes, many times.
- Jim has ______ got his university degree and feels really happy.
- Susan has been a teacher ______ 20 years. She loves teaching.
- Have you ______ cheated in an exam? – No, I haven’t. Cheating is very dishonest.
- Phil is so tired that he has ______ fallen asleep. He should go to bed earlier.
- Peter and Brenda have been going out together _____ the beginning of the school year.
- Brad has run out of petrol. He’s been walking ______ over an hour and hasn’t arrived to the petrol station ______ .
- Mark has ______ finished the book and is going to the library to borrow another one.
- Have the police found the murderer _____ ? No, they are still looking for him.
- He misses his family a lot. He’s been away from home ______ two years.
- Is George in? – No, he has _____ gone to the airport. He left only 5 minutes ago.
- Has Sarah ____ been to Holland? -Yes, several times. Some relatives of hers live in Amsterdam.
- Why is Ben so happy? – Because he has ________ started his summer holidays.
- Although he has tried several times, he hasn’t been able to lift the barbell _____ .
- Has your brother come back from Hawaii _____ ? No, he is still there. His holidays haven’t finished ____ .
- The bench has _____ been painted you shouldn’t have sat down on it.
- Larry is getting impatient because his friend hasn’t called him _______ .
- Tom has ______ bought an ice-cream. Would you like to have one, too?
- Can your little brother speak _______ ? Yes, he’s ______ said his first words.
3-Past Tense or Present Perfect Tense
- Three weeks ago she ………….………… (go) to London.
- She …………………………………. (wash) her bike. Look, now it is really clean und looks like new!
- Mr Bell …………..………… (work) for the company since 1987.
- I ………………… (get) my bike in November. So I …………………… (have) it for five months.
- Brenda …………………………………. (go) to India last summer. …………… you ever ……………………. (be) to India? – No, I haven’t.
- ……………… she ever ………… (be) to Dallas? She ……..………. (go) there in 2001 and 2003.
- I …………………………. (learn) English for six years.
- Yesterday our cat ………………. (have) a fight with the neighbour’s dog.
- Where ………… he ……….. (go) in 2006? – He …………………. (visit) his uncle in Canada.
- My mum …………………. (buy) a video game last Saturday.
- The dog ……………………. (just, eat) the dog food. His bowl is empty.
- Nick …………………… (have) his skateboard since Christmas.
- They ………………………………… (be) married since 2003.
- Last summer we …………….. (visit) our friends in America.
- Sue and Katy ………………………………….. (ride) their bikes for 3 hours. They are really tired now.
- It ………………………………. (rain) since 2 o’clock. The streets are still wet.
- ………….. you ever …………… (see) the Eiffel Tower?
- He ……………………… (clean) the shoes. They look like new now.
- Last night I ……………………… (not find) the keys. I ………………… (cannot open) the door to our house.
- She …………………… (write) five books this year.
- Last summer we ……………………………….. (travel) to Italy. We ……………………………….. (like) it there, because the weather ……………………….. (be) nice and the people ………………………………. (be) very friendly.
- Johnny ……………………………… (be) here for three days . He’s going to stay another five days.
- Peter ………………………………….(be) collecting stamps since 1999. He’s got really nice stamps. Would you like to see his collection?
- Some weeks ago my brother ………………. (read) “Twilight”. – Really?
- My family …………………………………(have) a dog when I was a baby.
- ……………………….. you already ……………………… (do) your homework?
- Paul ……………………………….. (paint) the walls for six hours. They are yellow now.
- Mrs Hill ………………………………… (be) in hospital since January.
1-HAVE /HAS V3
- Patrick has eaten five hamburgers so far. (eat)
- Oh no, I haven’t done my homework yet. (not do)
- Now look what you have done! (do) You have spilt the milk all over your dress. (spill)
- She has already drunk a lot of orange juice. (already/drink)
- Someone has eaten all my cookies. (eat)
- Billy has worn these jeans many times. (wear)
- We have been to London three times. (be)
- Have you ever to Paris? (ever/be)
- (you/meet) Have you met Annie? She is extremely nice.
- Paul has smashed these beautiful plates. (smash)
- I have lost the keys. (lose)
- My neighbour hasn’t cut the grass. (not cut)
- You have made a mess. (make)
- The stranger has saved my life. (save)
- We have already put the fire out. (already / put)
- The students have not finished their stories yet. (not finish)
- Thank you. You have been really helpful. (be)
- I have repaired the TV. (repair) It’s okay again.
- He has done all his homework. (do) He’ll be back at five.
- Mum has cooked a meal for you. (cook) It’s on the kitchen table.
- Oh, where’s my cake? – I’m sorry, I have eaten it! (eat)
- She has watched TV for three hours. (watch) Now she’s got a headache.
- Have you been to a party recently? (be)
- They have never travelled to Venice. (never / travel)
- She has phoned three times this morning. (phone)
- He has had his car since 2001. (have)
- David has scored his third goal tonight! (score)
- (he / lose) Has he lost his key? No, he has found it. (find)
- We haven’t seen Miranda for ten days. (not see)
- Betty Miller has lived here all her life. (live)
- Johnny has been married for ten years. (be)
- My mother has always worked hard. (always / work)
- How long have you known Paris Hilton? (you / know)
- Jenny has had toothache for several hours. (have) She should go to a dentist.
- Garry has been unemployed since March. (be)
- The girl has painted her room dark green. (paint) It looks awful.
- Your hair looks different. (you / have) Have you had a haircut?
- I have cut my finger. (cut) It’s still bleeding!
- (she / write) Has she written her story yet?
- Your bike looks quite new. (you / wash) Have you washed it?
2-Fill in the blanks using “already”, “just”, “yet”, “never”, “ever, “since” or “for”. Match the sentences to the right picture.
- The bell is about to ring and he hasn’t finished the exam yet . That’s why he’s so nervous.
- He has never driven a car before. It’s his first time today.
- Has Mr. Pitt retired yet ? – No, he is still teaching science at our secondary school.
- Dan is not a very clever boy. He hasn’t learnt to read yet .
- Alan is looking at the notice board and has just seen there’s going to be a party at the campus next Friday.
- Has Bill’s boss ever got angry with him? – Yes, many times.
- Jim has already got his university degree and feels really happy.
- Susan has been a teacher for 20 years. She loves teaching.
- Have you ever cheated in an exam? – No, I haven’t. Cheating is very dishonest.
- Phil is so tired that he has just fallen asleep. He should go to bed earlier.
- Peter and Brenda have been going out together since the beginning of the school year.
- Brad has run out of petrol. He’s been walking for over an hour and hasn’t arrived to the petrol station yet .
- Mark has already finished the book and is going to the library to borrow another one.
- Have the police found the murderer yet? No, they are still looking for him.
- He misses his family a lot. He’s been away from home for two years.
- Is George in? – No, he has just gone to the airport. He left only 5 minutes ago.
- Has Sarah ever been to Holland? -Yes, several times. Some relatives of hers live in Amsterdam.
- Why is Ben so happy? – Because he has just started his summer holidays.
- Although he has tried several times, he hasn’t been able to lift the barbell yet.
- Has your brother come back from Hawaii yet? No, he is still there. His holidays haven’t finished yet.
- The bench has just been painted you shouldn’t have sat down on it.
- Larry is getting impatient because his friend hasn’t called him yet.
- Tom has just bought an ice-cream. Would you like to have one, too?
- Can your little brother speak yet? Yes, he’s already said his first words.
3-Past Tense or Present Perfect Tense
- went
- has washed
- has worked
- got; have had
- went; Have …. been
- Has … been; went
- have learned
- had
- did … go; visited
- bought
- has just eaten
- has had
- have been
- visited
- have ridden
- has rained
- Have … seen
- has cleaned
- didn’t find; couldn’t open
- has written
- travelled; liked; was; were
- has been
- has been
- has read
- had
- Have … done
- has painted
- has been
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