Simple present perfect
I / be / in my room
I have been in my room
(be / you) ______________ at school?
Have you been at school?
What (you / do) You're covered in flour.
What have you been doing? You're covered in flour.
Marilyn / pay / the bill
Marilyn has paid the bill
Have _______________ (work) a lot recently?
Have been working a lot recently?
He (not / finish) ____________ his homework because he (watch) television for the last two hours.
He hasn't finished his homework because he has been watching television for the last two hours.
you / ever / write / a poem ?
Have you ever written a poem?
Have _____________ (do) anything interesting lately?
Have you been doing anything interesting lately?
Debbie (look) ___________ very tired recently. (She / work) too hard?
Debbie has been looking very tired recently. Has she been working too hard?
Ask for the information in the italic part of the sentence.
Oliver has cooked dinner.
Who has cooked dinner?
Mel looks really tired. _____________ (she / work) all night?
Mel looks really tired. _____________Has she been working all night?
I (wash) ______________ the windows, I (sweep) _____________ up the leaves, but I (not / wash) ___________ the car yet.
I have washed the windows, I have swept up the leaves, but I haven't washed the car yet.
Ask for the information in the italic part of the sentence.
They have seen him at the library
Where have they seen him?
Well, I ____________ (take) a weight training class at the gym _______ May.
Well, I have been taking a weight training class at the gym since May.
Have we got any bandaids? I (chop) __________ vegetables for dinner and I (cut) _________ my finger.
Have we got any bandaids? I have been chopping vegetables for dinner and I have cut my finger.