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This is the work about have-has.
write the correct form HAS/ HAVE

I a new bicycle.
2. You a new house.
3. Anna a big bag.
4. Suda an old book.
5. My mother an old umbrella.
6. My friends a new ball.
7. Suda a pretty dress.
8. David a good book.
9. Suda long hair.
10. Sakda short hair.
11. The nurses long hair.
12. The men a big house.
13. They an old car
14. He a green car.
15. She a red car.
16. It two long ears.
17. My dog a short tail.
18. My cats long hair.
19. We a lot of friends.
20. It a lot of food

exercises present perfect 8c-d

Ok. my dear students please read, open your mind and practice these exercises
The Present Perfect Tense - How to form

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We make the Present Perfect tense with the correct form of the auxiliary verb have (have/has) and the third form (past participle) of the mail verb. To form the past participle of the regular verbs, we add ed to the infinitive. Examples: I have worked as a secretary for two years. Have you ever visited the Disneyland? The film hasn't started yet. Tip! You may want to visit The English Irregular Verbs pages to learn how we form the past simple (second form) and past participles (third form) of some English verbs.. Present Perfect - Positive Sentences I 've been to Moscow. You 've finished the exercise. He 's just gone home. She 's already had a holiday this year. It 's broken! We 've seen this film before. They 've bought a new car. Exercise: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Example: I __________(see) my new teacher. Principio del formulario The train to Newcastle ____________already ___________(leave). Alan ______________(be) married twice. The Browns _____________(have) a baby! I _____________(break) my leg once. We _______________(live) here for a year. Final del formulario The train to Newcastle ____________already _____________(leave). Alan _________ (be) married twice. The Browns ____________ _(have) a baby! I (break) my leg once. We (live) here for a year.

Present Perfect - Negative Sentences

I	haven't	been abroad yet.
You	haven't	answered my question.
He	hasn't	been home for five years.
She	hasn't	found a new job.
It	hasn't	finished yet.
We	haven't	worked on a farm.
They	haven't	seen each other for ages.

Exercise: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Example: The kids (go) to bed yet.

Principio del formulario

• I think I _________(see) her before.
• She ___________(have) a holiday this year.
• The shop _____________(open) yet.
• John ___________never ____________(ride) a bicycle.
• We ______________(do) our homework yet.

• I think I ______________(see) her before.
• She ______________(have) a holiday this year.
• The shop _____________(open) yet.
• John _____________never ______________a bicycle.
• We ____________(do) our homework yet.

Present Perfect - Practice

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Exercise: Put the verb in brackets in the correct form to make the Present Perfect Tense.

Principio del formulario

• __________you ever ____________(break) a leg?
• I ____________(not be) to the theatre for ages.
• The Browns ____________(move) a flat.
• ___________Anita already ___________(speak) to you?
• Our parcel _____________(not arrive) yet.
• What countries ____________you ___________(be) to?
• My parents _____________(live) in the same city all their lives.

• _____________you ever ____________(break) a leg?
• I ___________(not be) to the theatre for ages.
• The Browns ____________(move) a flat.
• ___________Anita already ____________(speak) to you?
• Our parcel ___________(arrive) yet.
• What countries ____________you ___________(be) to?
• My parents ________________(live) in the same city all their lives.

Present Perfect Tense - Already and Yet

Already means that something happened earlier than we expected. With Present Perfect already usually goes after have or has and before the main verb. Examples - We've already had our breakfast. - When are you going to do your homework? - But I've already done it! - Do you want a cup of coffee? - No, thanks. I've already had one." Yet means that something that we expected has happened or hasn't happened. We usually put it at the end of a sentence. Examples - Has the post arrived yet? - Have you done your homework? - Not yet. - Haven't you got ready yet? Look at the time!

Already and Yet with Present Perfect Tense - Practice

1. Wait a moment please! I have not finished the last exercise

2. I have_______________seen this movie twice

3. We have not seen each other ___________Saturday

4. Jack and Pauline have been married_________ three years
5. Haven't you done your Christmas shopping _________?
6. Stephen has worked here _________last May
7. Put your money away. I have __________paid the bill
8. I have lived in the same house ­­_________I was born
9. I have not cooked supper_____________ because I thought you were going to be late
10. Do not say anything to Mary. I have not told____________ anyone

Exercise. Do we use for or since with the following time references?

Principio del formulario

• I haven't phoned home ___________Christmas.
• We've been here __________nine o'clock.
• I have worked for International House ___________more than eight years.
• I haven't visited my home town ____________I left school.
• I haven't been to the cinema ___________ages.
• I have studied non-stop _____________9.15.
• I have had a driving licence ____________I was eighteen.
• She hasn't had a day off __________1999.
• Johan has been in England ____________more than two weeks now.
• Peter has been my best friend __________we were nine.

Final del formulario

Already and Yet with Present Perfect Tense - More Practice

Exercise. Decide if you need for or since with these time expressions.

1. ______________last weekend

2. ______________ten seconds

3. ______________Christmas Eve

4. ______________a decade

5. ______________I finished school

6. ______________a couple of days

7. ______________my birthday

8. ______________a long time

9. ______________ten centuries

10. ______________the 70s

11. ______________I was a boy

12. ______________August

13. ______________the l fifteen years

14. ______________Last month

15. ______________the accident

16. ______________we bought this house

17. ______________I met you

Present Perfect - Yes/No Questions

Have	I	ever done it before?
Have	you	been to the cinema recently?
Has	he	worked here long?
Has	she	already sent the fax?
Has	it	ever been in a crash?
Have	we	done it right?
Have	they	gone home yet?

Exercise: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Example: _____________you _________________(meet) our new teacher?

Principio del formulario

• ________________your son ever _______________(sleep) in a tent?
• _______________Ms Bixby ____________(work) here longer than you?
• ______________you _____________(see) my glasses?
• _____________the post ____________(arrive)?
• _____________they _____________(fix) the car?

• ______________your son ever _____________(sleep) in a tent?
• __________________Ms Bixby ____________(work) here longer than you?
• ____________you ____________(see) my glasses?
• __________the post ___________(arrive)?
• ____________they _____________(fix) the car?

Present Perfect - Information Questions

What	have	I	done?
How long	have	you	been here?
How many times	has	he	been married?
What countries	has	she	visited?
Where	has	it	been?
How long	have	we	been together?
Where	have	they	worked?

Exercise: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Example: What exams ____________you already __________(pass)?

Principio del formulario

• Where __________you ___________(be)?
• How long ____________they ____________(have) their car?
• How many letters ____________he ___________(write)?
• What companies ____________she __________(work) for?
• How many copies ____________we ____________(sell)?

• Where ___________you _____________(be)?
• How long __________they __________(have) their car?
• How many letters __________he ___________(write)?
• What companies ____________she __________(work) for?
• How many copies __________we _____________(sell)?