Present perfect+for/since
I (live) in the UK since/for 2004.
I HAVE LIVED in the UK SINCE 2004.
Sean has tried out surfing.
Sean has already tried out surfing.
Katie hasn't still done judo.
Katie still hasn't done judo .
How long (your sister / be) a fashion designer?
How long HAS your sister BEEN a fashion designer?
Has Nick studied for the exam?
Has Nick studied for the exam yet?
Have you yet learnet to drive?
Have you learned to drive yet?
My team (not win) a match for/since months.
My team HASN'T WON a match FOR months.
We haven't spoken to the athletics coach.
We still haven't spoken to the athletics coach. / We haven't spoken to the athletics coach yet.
He has visit already Paris.
He has already visited Paris.
There (be) good shows on TV for/since days.
There HAVE BEEN good shows on TV FOR days.
I have had a few street dance classes.
I have already had a few street dance classes.
Have yet they ate dinner?
Have they eaten dinner yet?
How long (have) that jacket? For/Since last summer.
How long HAVE you HAD that jacket? SINCE last summer.
We haven't been kayaking.
We still haven't been kayaking. / We haven't been kayaking yet.
I haven't founded still my keys.
I still haven't found my keys.