1 The tornado ... some houses in town last week

a) has destroyed

B) destroyed

C) has been destroying

2 Peter has ... published his third novel.

a) yet

b) for

c) just

3 Have you ever ... to Australia?

a) go

b) gone

c) been

7. I have (lost/been loosing) my note-book. Have you (seen/been seeing) it anywhere? 8. Someone has (eaten/been eating) my sweets. They are nearly all gone. 9. I have (waited/been waiting) for you for ages! Where have you been? 10.

Circle the correct word A: Have you been on holiday just/yet. B: Yes, I have, I have already just returned from Rome. A: I haven't visited a museum since / for ages B: Me neither. I haven't been to one since / already last summer.

Circle the correct item. 1 They haven't booked their places at the camp aready/yet 2 She has for/just come in 3 Enlik has yet/already gone to sleep 4 Have you ever/yet visited Japan? 5 It hash't rained just/for three weeks.

1. Underline the correct verb form: 1. Paul has written some letters since this morning. 2. Were you ever / Have you ever been to Holland? 3. The light just went / has just gone off. 4. Mel gave / has given me a nice birthday present last year. 5.

A. Read the sentences and say how can form negations in present perfect I have been to London We have been to Washington You have been to Boston They have been to Chicago She has been to Australia He has been to the USA I have not been to Moscow We