Use the necessary form of the verb:
I (to come) just here.
He (to lose) his key.
The postman (not to come) this morning.
We (to finish) this work yet.
My sister (to be) never to London.
They (to want) always to visit the USA.
Match the question and the answer:
1. Have you heard the news?
2. Has Bob been to New York?
3. Have they seen this film?
4. Have you washed your hands?
5. Have the boys closed the window?
6. Have you heard the news?
7. Has Bob been to New York?
8. Have they seen this film?
9. Have you washed your hands?
10. Have the boys closed the window?
A. Yes, they have.
B. No, they haven’t.
C. Yes, I have.
D. No, I haven’t
E. No, he hasn’t.
Make sentences:
Back, just, come, she, has
Gone, have, her money, jewellery, and
Seen, she, wardrobe, has, an empty
Husband, her, disappeared, too, has
Has, at home, something, happened, strange
I have just come here.
He have lost his key.
The postman haven't come this morning.
We haven't finished this work yet.
My sister has never been in London.
They always wanted to visit the USA.
A 3,5
B 8,10
C 1,4
D 6,9
E 2,7
She has just come back.
Her money and jewellery have gone.
She has seen an empty wardrobe.
Her husband has disappeared too.
Something strange has happened at home.