1. My dad has just flown from New York.

2. John and Kate have already bought the kets for next week's concert.

3. I have just eaten a ham sandwich.

4. Have you ever been to Italy?

5. How long has Jane known her boyfriend?

6. I haven’t received my magazine yet.

7. Tim has never ridden on a rollercoaster.

8. Has Tina given you your jacket back yet?

9. I have just met my cousin from Canada.

10. Have you seen my keys? I think I have lost them.

11. Briget has already watched this play, so she’s going home.

12. How many sisters have you gotten?

13. Mary has sold her car to a friend.

14. The program hasn’t started yet.

15. I have already seen that film.

16. You have just missed the bus.

17. Has Janet brought the shopping in yet?

18. Yes, I have just finished reading it.

19. Have Tom and Jake ever eaten chorizo?

20. How long has Henry lived in Brazil?

21. I think he has lived in Brazil since 2008.

22. That MP4 has been in the shop window for months.

23. Have you ever sent an email to your aunt?

24. How much have you spent this month on CDs?

25. My sister, Hannah has already finished university.

26. My mum has never worn colorful clothes.

27. Has Paul passed his driving test?

28. Quick! Someone has just stolen my purse!

29. I haven’t taken the photo yet.

30. She’s tired because she has just woken up.

31. I don’t think I have ever fallen in love with anyone.

32. Jeremy has just broken his leg.

33. Have you ever seen such a fantas car?

34. Thank goodness you haven’t left yet.

35. Gerald has been in the national team since 2006.

1 Joe lived (live) in London between 2009 and 2012.

(Joe sống ở London từ năm 2009 đến 2012.)

2 'Emeli Sandé has just brought out (just/bring out) a new record. Have you heard it (you/hear) it yet?'

'Yes, I downloaded (download) it last night.'

('Emeli Sandé vừa mang về một bản ghi. Bạn đã nghe chưa?'

'Vâng, tôi đã tải nó tối qua.')

3 'Sorry I'm late! Have you been (you/be) here long?'

'No, I have just arrived (just/arrive).'

('Xin lỗi tôi tới trễ! Anh ở đây lâu chưa?”

'Không, tôi vừa mới đến.')

4 Have you ever visited (you/ever/visit) the USA?' 'Yes, I went (go) there last summer.’

(Bạn đã bao giờ đến thăm Hoa Kỳ chưa?' 'Vâng, tôi đã đến đó vào mùa hè năm ngoái.')

5 Did you eat (you/eat) before you left (leave) home?'

'Yes, I did

(Bạn đã ăn trước khi bạn rời khỏi nhà hả?'

'Vâng, tôi đã ăn.')

6 I have had (have) this MP3 player for a year.

(Tôi đã có máy nghe nhạc MP3 này được một năm.)

Complete the sentences with the Present perfect tense of the verbs in brackets.

1. I (always/ want) have always wanted a better job.

2. They (be) have been friends of ours for a long time.

3. I think you (park) have parked in the wrong place.

4. Yuko (learn) has learnt a little more English recently.

5. “ Eat some more!” ~ “ No, thank you, I (finish) have finished.

6. “Where is Sarah?” ~ “ She (go) has gone shopping.”

7. Yes!! Ronaldo (score) has scored again for Brazil!

8. “You look tired, Liam.” ~ “ Well, I (just/walk) have just walked home, and it’s a long way!”

9. “ Are you and Chris going on holiday?” ~ “ Yes, We (look) have looked two weeks in the Caribbean.”

1 A: __________ (Have you ever met) anyone famous

B: yes, last summer I _______ (sat) next to Brad Pit on a plane to LA

2 A: How long ago ___________ ( did you start) panting ?

B : Ten years ago. I ____________ ( have recently completed ) a painting that the National Gallery ______(asked) me to do a year ago

3 A: Last night, I ________(saw) the lastest James Bound film

B: Oh, I __________ (have already seen ) it twice

4 A: Do yoou know that Mrs Janet _________ (has worked ) here for sixteen years ?

B: i throught she _____________ (started) working here ten years ago

1. Have you ever met

2. sat

3. did..... you start

4. has worked

5. started

(1)Have you ever met

(2) sat

(3) did....... you start

(4) have recently completed

(5) asked

(6) saw

(7) have already seen

(8) has worked

(9) started

1. A:..have you ever met....................(you/ever/meet) anyone famous?

B: Yes,last summer I............sat..............(sit) next to Brad Pit on a plane to LA

2. A: How long ago........did you start................(you/start) painting?

B: Ten years ago. I.. recently.... completed.............(recently/complete) a painting that the National Gallery..........asked.............(ask) me to do a year ago

3. A: Last night, I.....saw...................(see) the latest James Bond film

B: Oh, I.........have .already seen.....................(already/see) it twive

4. A: Do you know that Mrs Janet.........worked........(work) here for sixteen years agoB. I thought she............stared...............(star) working here ten years ago

Study well 

Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the present perfect

1. A:.....have you ever met.................(you/ever/meet) anyone famous?

B: Yes,last summer I..........sat................(sit) next to Brad Pit on a plane to LA

2. A: How long ago.............did you star...........(you/start) painting?

B: Ten years ago. I..........recently complete.........(recently/complete) a painting that the National Gallery............asked...........(ask) me to do a year ago

3. A: Last night, I...........saw.............(see) the latest James Bond film

B: Oh, I.............have already seen..................(already/see) it twive

4. A: Do you know that Mrs Janet......worked...........(work) here for sixteen years?

B. I thought she...........stared................(star) working here ten years ago

B: Ten years ago. I.........have recently completed..........(recently/complete) a painting that the National Gallery.......................(ask) me to do a year ago

4. A: Do you know that Mrs Janet.....has worked............(work) here for sixteen years?

v. put the verb into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or present perfect progressive.

1, i..read.(read) this book for two days, but i .haven't finished.(not/finish) it yet. 2, I ...read.(read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back.

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v. put the verb into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or present perfect progressive.

1, i..have been reading.(read) this book for two days, but i .haven't finished..(not/finish) it yet.

2, I ...have read.(read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back. Ủi

1. A: Have you ever triedhaggis?
2. B: Oh, yes!
3. A: How often have you eaten haggis yet?
4. B: Two times exactly.
5. A: When did you first eat haggis?
6. B: That was in 2005. We had a Scottish festival in our town and they also sold traditional Scottish food. So I bought haggis.
7. A: Did you like it?
8. B: It was not too bad. And I did not know anything about haggis then.
9. A: When did you find out ?
10. B: When I was in Scotland in 2007. I went to a restaurant and ordered haggis. Afterwards, the waiter told me about haggis: it's the heart, liver and lungs of a sheep, boiled in the animal's stomach. Well, I have never eaten haggis again since then.

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1. don't see / are

am / mean / don't have

do you have / have you been

have been / have just got / have enjoyed / have gone / have visited

TICK GIÚP MÌNH NHA

1 have 

2 was

3 dropped

4 hasn't let

5 happened

6 have you ever met

7 haven't

8 has

9 went

10 wasn't

11 were

12 has he seen

13 became

14 hasn't

1: have

2: was

3:dropped

4: has not let

5: happened

6: Have you ever met

7: haven’t

8: has

9: went

10; wasn’t

11: were

12: Has he seen

13: became

14; has not