Affirmative
I __________ my homework. (do)
I have done my homework.
I ____________ any food yet. (make)
I haven't made any food yet.
You have lived here before.
Have you lived here before?
(Add just in the right place.)
I have sold the last one.
I have just sold the last one.
I have come to the library to study because it is very ___________. (loud / quiet)
quiet
I _____________ to France. (be)
I have been to France.
I ____________ my room yet. (clean)
I haven't cleaned my room yet.
You have driven before.
Have you driven before?
(Add just in the right place.)
I have finished my dinner.
I have just finished my dinner.
They have climbed a mountain and it took them a lot of time because it was quite ___________. (high / low)
high
She __________ me before. (meet)
She has met me before.
She ___________ any better since yesterday. (get)
She hasn't gotten any better since yesterday.
They have loved her since the beginning.
Have they loved her since the beginning?
(Add just in the right place.)
I have woken up.
I have just woken up.
I've lost a lot of weight, so I feel a lot _________ these days. (lighter / heavier / darker)
lighter
They _________ the movie. (see)
They have seen the movie.
You __________ today. What's wrong with you? (eat)
You haven't eaten today. What's wrong with you?
Stacy has become very successful.
Has Stacy become very successful?
(Add just in the right place.)
He has arrived.
He has just arrived.
Right now she is at the ____________ part of the water and is still standing up. (shallow / deep / smooth)
shallow
I __________ about it for a long time. (think)
I have thought about it for a long time.
You _________ me the books I need to study.
You haven't given me the books I need to study.
He has tried to do it again.
Has he tried to do it again?
(Add just in the right place.)
They have left.
They have just left.
I have to cut this this steak but the knife isn't ____________ enough. (blunt / soft / rough / sharp) It is __________. (blunt / soft / rough / sharp)
sharp, blunt