1.
Fill in the correct form of the verb:
1. My brother _____ never _____ this film. (see)
2. Our school team _____ just ______ the competition. (win)
3. They _____ already _____ the test in maths. (write)
4. He _____ ______ the report for the conference yet. (not, prepare)
5. I ______ already ______ an invitation to the wedding. (receive)
6. She _____ never _____ sushi in Japan. (eat)
7. We _____ ______ at this conference. (not, meet)
8. _____you ever _____ to India? (be)
9. We _____ just _____ the bus. (miss)
10. Whom _____ you just _____ an SMS? (send)
11. They _____ already _____ their homework. (do)
12. I _____ never _____ any planes in my life. (fly)
13. What _____ you already ______ for her birthday? (buy)
2. Rewrite the sentences putting the adverbs in the correct place:
1. Have you visited any famous museums? (ever)
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2. They haven’t signed this contract. (yet)
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3. She has spoken to her neighbour. (never)
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4. We have finished our test in Maths. (just)
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5. They have gone to the swimming pool. (already)
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6. He has been to Australia. (never)
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7. I haven’t bought a new car. (yet)
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3. Write the answers using the words in brackets:
1. Have you washed the dishes? (just)
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2. Have you seen this new film? (yet)
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3. Have you been to New Zealand? (never)
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4. Have you checked your homework? (already)
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5. Have you phoned your friend today? (already)
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6. Have you ever touched crocodiles? (never)
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7. Have you drunk an apple juice today? (just)
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KEY: 1. Fill in the correct form of the verb:
1. My brother has never seen this film.
2. Our school team has just won the competition.
3. They have already written the test in maths.
4. He hasn’t prepared the report for the conference yet.
5. I have already received an invitation to the wedding.
6. She has never eaten sushi in Japan.
7. We haven’t met at this conference.
8. Have you ever been to India?
9. We have just missed the bus.
10. Whom have you just sent an SMS?
11. They have already done their homework.
12. I have never flown any planes in my life.
13. What have you already bought for her birthday?
2. Rewrite the sentences putting the adverbs in the correct place:
1. Have you visited any famous museums? (ever)
Have you ever visited any famous museums?
2. They haven’t signed this contract. (yet)
They haven’t signed this contract yet.
3. She has spoken to her neighbour. (never)
She has never spoken to her neighbour.
4. We have finished our test in Maths. (just)
We have just finished our test in Maths.
5. They have gone to the swimming pool. (already)
They have already gone to the swimming pool
6. He has been to Australia. (never)
He has never been to Australia.
7. I haven’t bought a new car. (yet)
I haven’t bought a new car yet.
3. Write the answers using the words in brackets:
1. Have you washed the dishes? (just)
I have just washed the dishes.
2. Have you seen this new film? (yet)
I haven’t seen this new film yet.
3. Have you been to New Zealand? (never)
I have never been to New Zealand.
4. Have you checked your homework? (already)
I have already checked my homework.
5. Have you phoned your friend today? (already)
I have already phoned my friend today.
6. Have you ever touched crocodiles? (never)
I have never touched crocodiles.
7. Have you drunk an apple juice today? (just)
I have just drunk an apple juice today.
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