Present perfect simple
Form a sentence: I/inherit/money
I have inherited some money.
He/come/see/us/yesterday.
Nick/work/here/since April.
Nick has been working here since April.
Queen Victoria/rule/in the nineteenth century.
Queen Victoria ruled in the nineteenth century.
I/write/6 emails today.
I have written six emails today.
Sally/never/meet/Bill's girlfriend
Sally has never met Bill's girlfriend.
He/go/to/Mexico/in 1998
He went to Mexico in 1998.
She/cry/ for two hours.
She has been crying for two hours.
Is Maria in? - No, she/just/go/to the shops.
Is Maria in? - No, she has just gone to the shops.
I/write/emails all morning. My eyes are sore.
I have been writing emails all morning. My eyes are sore.
I/cut/finger. Look, it's bleeding!
I've cut my finger. Look, it's bleeding!
My mum/buy/a birthday present/last Saturday.
My mum bought a birthday present last Saturday.
I/study/English for six years.
I've been studying English for six years.
We/pay/not/the gas bill/yet.
We haven't paid the gas bill yet.
You are crying! - I/chop/onions.
You are crying! - I've been chopping onions.
Our train/just/left
Our train has left.
We/book/a holiday/online/a month ago.
We booked a holiday online a month ago.
He/clean/the bathroom all morning.
He has been cleaning the bathroom all morning.
He/spend/his salary/quickly/last month.
He spent his salary quickly last month.
They have had the same car for twenty years.
I/see/already/the film.
I've already seen the film.
What time/wake up/you/this morning?
What time did you wake up this morning?
They/drive/for ages.
They have been driving for ages.
I/not/have lunch/today. It's 6 pm.
I didn't have any lunch today. It's 6 pm.
I/study/all morning.
I've been studying all morning.