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already/ had/ lunch/ I/ have/ .
I have already had lunch.
last night/ mary/ had/ some/ milk/ .
Mary has already had some milk.
one hour ago/ Peter/ lunch/ had/ .
Peter had lunch one hour ago.
have/ they/ dinner/ had/ already/ .
They have already had dinner.
tina/ has/ just/ had/ some juice/ .
Tina has just had some juice.
have/ already/ had/ they/ a meeting/ .
They have already had a meeting.
yesterday/ they/ a meeting/ had/ .
They had a meeting yesterday.
pizza/ had/ just/ has/ he/ some/ .
He has just had some pizza.
a party/ you/ have/ had/ .
You have had a party.
an hour ago/ tea/ some/ had/ Tom/ .
Tom had some tea an hour ago.
just/ some milk/ had/ Lily/ has/ .
Lily has just had some milk.
a holiday/ had/ just/ they/ have/ .
They have just had a holiday.
a holiday/ had/ never/ have/ they/ .
They have never had a holiday.
an English class/ the children/ just/ had/ have/ .
The children have just had an English class.
last week/ I/ a party/ had/ .
I had a party last week.
some beef/ he/ already/ has/ had/ .
He has already had some beef.
any beef/ has/ he/ never/ had/ .
He has never had any beef.
dinner/ have/ had/ I/ .
I have had dinner.
had/ breakfast/ one hour ago/ I/ .
have/ had/ I/ breakfast/ .
full/ I'm/ .
I had breakfast one hour ago.
I have had breakfast.
I'm full.
had/ has/ never/ Tom/ a holiday/ .
Tom has never had a holiday.
yesterday/ morning/ had/ they/ milk/ .
had/ have/ they/ milk/ .
aren't/ hungry/ they/ .
They had milk yesterday morning.
They have had milk.
They aren't hungry.
the dog/ some water/ had/ has/ .
The dog has had some water.
last night/ you/ a meal/ had/ .
You had a meal last night.
just/ has/ she/ a meeting/ had/ .
She has just had a meeting.