Question

1. Write positive sentences in present perfect simple The following people have just completed an action.Bob / visit / his grandma Jimmy / play / on the computer Sue and Walter / wash / their car Andrew / repair / his bike Phil / help / Anne with maths Brad and Louise / watch / a film Tamara / talk to / her best friend Bridgette / draw / a picture Carol / read / a computer magazine Tom and Alice / be / to a restaurant 2. Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect simple).I (not / work) today. We (buy) a new lamp. We (not / plan) our holiday yet. Where (be / you) ? He (write) five letters. She (not / see) him for a long time. (be / you) at school? School (not / start) yet. (speak / he) to his boss? No, he (have / not) the time yet.

Answer 1

Bob has visited his grandma
Jimmy has played on the computer
Sue and Walter have washed their car
Andrew has repaired his bike
Phil has helped Anne with maths
Brad and Louise have watched a film
Tamara has talked to her best friend
Bridgette has drawn a picture
Carol has read  a computer magazine
Tom and Alice have been to a restaurant

2. Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect simple).
I haven't worked today.
We have bought a new lamp.
We haven't planned our holiday yet.
Where have you been ?
He has written five letters.
She hasn't seen him for a long time.
Have you been at school?
School hasn't started yet.
Has he spoken to his boss?
No, he hasn't had the time yet.

 

Answer 2

1. Bob has just visited his grandma. 2. Jimmy has just played on the computer. 3. Sue and Walter have just washed their car. 4. Andrew has just repaired his bike. 5. Phil has just helped Anne with maths. 6. Brad and Louise have just watched a film. 7. Tamara has just talked to her best friend. 8. Bridgette has just drawn a picture. 9. Carol has just read a computer magazine. 10. Tom and Alice have just been to a restaurant.

2. Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect simple). - I have not worked today. - We have bought a new lamp. - We have not planned our holiday yet. - Where have you been? - He has written five letters. - She has not seen him for a long time. - Have you been at school? - School has not started yet. - Has he spoken to his boss? - No, he has not had the time yet.