Question

2 Complete the sentences. Use just, yet, already or before. Donna is getting ready for her birthday party. She's excited because she's never had a party ¹ before. She's ² finished putting up the decorations - she finished a few minutes ago. She and her mum have prepared the food and it's on the table, 3 ready to eat. They enjoy cooking together and they've made some special dishes that they've never tried 4 Donna has got a new dress for the party, but she hasn't put it on 5 . They have invited her family. Her family have 6 sent her some presents but she hasn't opened them 7 3 Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect with since or for. 1 I've lived I was three. (live) in this house since (study) English 2 We five years. last summer. (not see) Steve 3 I 4 The girls are hungry. They 5 It 6 My teacher 7 Jen 8 You (not rain) here (not eat) anything two months. (work) at the school (play) the piano (not be) to football Irregular verb list page 135 2005. she was five years old. two months! eight o'clock.​

Answer 1

Donna is getting ready for her birthday party. She's excited because she's never had a party before.
She's already finished putting up the decorations - she finished a few minutes ago.
She and her mum have prepared the food and it's on the table, ready to eat.
They enjoy cooking together and they've made some special dishes that they've never tried yet.
Donna has got a new dress for the party, but she hasn't put it on yet.
They have invited her family. Her family have been sending her some presents but she hasn't opened them yet.
I have lived in this house since I was three.
We haven't seen Steve since last summer.
I have been studying English for five years.
The girls are hungry. They haven't eaten anything yet.
It has not rained here for two months.
My teacher has been working at the school since 2005.
Jen has been playing the piano since she was five years old.
You have not been to football practice yet.

Answer 2

1. Donna is getting ready for her birthday party. She's excited because she's never had a party before.

2. She's just finished putting up the decorations - she finished a few minutes ago.

3. She and her mum have prepared the food and it's on the table, ready to eat.

4. They enjoy cooking together and they've made some special dishes that they've never tried yet.

5. Donna has got a new dress for the party, but she hasn't put it on yet.

6. They have invited her family. Her family have already sent her some presents, but she hasn't opened them yet.

7. Complete the sentences using the present perfect with 'since' or 'for':

8. I've lived in this house since I was three.

9. We haven't seen Steve for five years since last summer.

10. I have studied English for two months.

11. The girls are hungry. They haven't eaten anything for eight o'clock.

12. It hasn't rained here for two months.

13. My teacher has worked at the school since 2005.

14. Jen has played the piano since she was five years old.

15. You haven't been to football practice yet.