Lesson 16 ☘ I’ve just…, I’ve already…, I haven’t…yet (present perfect 2)

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. “Are Diane and Paul here?”
  “Yes, they . . .
  have just arrived
  .”
  - just arrived
  - have just arrived
  - are just arriving
  - did just arrive
2. “Are you hungry?”
  “No, I . . .
  have just had
  dinner.”
  - have just had
  - just had
  - did just have
  - am just having
3. “Is Tom here?”
  “No, I’m afraid he . . .
  has just gone
  .”
  - just went
  - did just go
  - has just gone
  - is just going
4. “What time are Diane and Paul coming?”
  “They . . .
  have already arrived
  .”
  - are already arriving
  - already arrived
  - have already arrived
  - did already arrive
5. It’s only nine o’clock and Ann . . .
  has already gone
  to bed.
  - did already go
  - already went
  - has already gone
  - already goes
6. “John, this is Mary.”
  “Yes, I know. We . . .
  have already met
  .”
  - have already met
  - did already meet
  - are already meeting
  - already met
7. “Are Diane and Paul here?”
  “No, they . . .
  have not arrived
  yet.”
  - did not arrive
  - have not arrived
  - not arrived
  - are not arriving
8. “Does John know that you’re going away?”
  “No, I . . .
  have not told him yet
  .”
  - have not told him yet
  - have not told yet him
  - did not tell him yet
  - did not tell yet him
9. Margaret has bought a new dress but she . . .
  has not worn it yet
  .
  - did not wear it yet
  - did not wear yet it
  - has not worn it yet
  - has not worn yet it
10. “ . . .
  Have Diana and Paul arrived
  yet?”
  “No, not yet. We’re still waiting for them.”
  - Did Diana and Paul arrive
  - Have Diana and Paul arrived
  - Are Diana and Paul arriving
  - Arrived Diana and Paul
11. “ . . .
  Has Linda started her new job yet
  ?”
  “No, she starts next week.”
  - Has Linda her new job started yet
  - Has Linda started yet her new job
  - Did Linda start her new job yet
  - Has Linda started her new job yet
12. . . .
  They have just bought
  a new car.
  - They have just bought
  - They did just buy
  - They did just bought
  - They just bought
13. “Do Sue and Bill want to see the film?”
  “No, they . . .
  have already seen
  it.”
  - did already seen
  - have already seen
  - have already see
  - already saw
14. “Don’t forget to phone Tom.”
  “I . . .
  have already phoned him
  .”
  - have already phone him
  - have already phoned him
  - did already phone him
  - already phoned him
15. “When is Martin going away?”
  “He . . .
  has already gone
  away.”
  - has already go
  - is already going
  - has already gone
  - already went
16. “Do you want to read the newspaper?”
  “I . . .
  have already read
  it.”
  - already read
  - am already reading
  - have already read
  - did already read
17. “When does Linda start her new job?”
  “She . . .
  has already started
  .”
  - already started
  - has already started
  - is already starting
  - did already start

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