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with us/ do you/ want/ to have/ lunch/ ?
Do you want to have lunch with us?
My mother ___ a cup of tea yesterday morning.
A. has
B. have
C. had
C. had
have a holiday/ Lisa and Linda/ going to/ when are/ ?
When are Lisa and Linda going to have a holiday?
has/ already/ she/ had/ a meal/ .
She has already had a meal.
breakfast/ I have/ just had/ .
I have just had breakfast.
our parents/ with/ have a holiday/ we/ are going/ to/ .
We are going to have a holiday with our parents.
orange juice/ would/ like/ some/ you/ ?
Would you like some orange juice?
go/ let's/ to/ the living room/ .
Let's go to the living room.
last week/ a picnic/ we/ had/ .
We had a picnic last week.
she/ at Lily's house,/ and/ had lunch/ she came/ at four o'clock/ home/ .
She had lunch at Lily's house, and she came home at four o'clock.
They don't want to ____ a holiday. They ____ just had a holiday.
A. have; have
B. have; had
C. had; have
D. had; had
A. have; have
already/ have/ we/ had/ this year/ a holiday/ .
We have already a holiday this year.
just/ has/ he/ two peaches/ had/ .
He has just had two peaches.
already/ we/ have/ had/ a picnic.
We have already had a picnic.
never/ has/ Linda/ had/ with me/ a picnic/ .
Linda has never had a picnic with me.
there/ together/ we/ can/ juice/ have/ .
We can have juice there together.
When ___ Jim ____ a meeting? -An hour ago.
A. did; have
B. did; has
C. does; have
D. does; has
A. did; have
yesterday/ two peaches/ he had/ .
He had two peaches yesterday.
they/ never/ have/ had/ a party/ .
They have never had a party.
Last Sunday, Mary had a party at Lily's house at lunch time.
He ___ already ___ lunch.
A. has; has
B. has: had
C. had; has
B. has; had
Lily ___ just ___ some beef. She isn't hungry.
A. have; had
B. has; have
C. has; had
D. had; have
C. has; had
one hour ago/ she/ a meal/ had/ .
She had a meal one hour ago.
meeting/ yesterday/ Mary and I/ had/ a/ .
Mary and I had a meeting yesterday.
an English class/ Tim and Bob/ have/ already had/ .
Tim and Bob have already had an English class.