Grammar Reminder
Formation: have/has + past participle
Usage: Past actions with connection to present, life experiences (ever/never), recent actions (just/already/yet), duration (since/for)
Examples: I have lived here for 5 years. / She has just arrived. / Have you ever been to London?
Exercise 1 – Affirmative and Negative Forms
Complete with have/has + past participle (affirmative or negative form).
1.Sarah (finish) her project yesterday.
2.We (not/see) that movie yet.
3.He (buy) a new car this week.
4.They (not/call) me back.
5.I (read) three books this month.
6.She (not/understand) the lesson.
7.The children (clean) their room.
8.My parents (not/travel) abroad this year.
Exercise 2 – Questions
Form questions with Have/Has + subject + past participle.
1. (you/ever/visit) New York?
2. (she/finish) her homework?
3. (they/ever/meet) a famous person?
4. (he/ever/drive) a sports car?
5. (we/make) a mistake?
6. (you/ever/swim) in the ocean?
7. (it/rain) today?
8. (your friends/arrive) yet?
Exercise 3 – Adverbs
Complete with already, just, yet, ever or never + present perfect.
1.I (just/wake) up. What time is it?
2.Have you (ever/try) Japanese food?
3.She (already/leave) for work.
4.We (not/receive) the package yet.
5.He (never/be) to Africa before.
6.Have they (ever/climb) a mountain?
7.I (just/send) the email to my boss.
8.My sister (not/decide) what to study yet.
