Present perfect

Present perfect

Poll

What's the correct order?

• not arrive / from Tokyo / The books

• The books / not arrive /from Tokyo

• from Tokyo / not arrive / The books

• The books / from Tokyo / not arrive

Answer

The books haven't arrived from Tokyo.

Poll

A: Has Janet eaten lunch?

B: No, __________

• No, I haven't.

• No, you haven't.

• No, she hasn't.

• No, we haven't.

Answer

A: Has Janet eaten lunch?

B: No, she hasn't.

Poll

What's the correct order?

A: _____________________?

B: Yes, they have.

• your parents / meet / our teacher

• meet / our teacher / your parents

• our parents / meet / your parents

Answer

A: Have your parents met our teacher?

B: Yes, they have.

Poll

What's the correct option?

A: I _______ (watched / have watched) a great cooking show on TV yesterday.

B: Really? I _______ (never saw / haver never seen) a cooking show. _______ (Was it / Has it been) boring?

A: No, it (wasn't / hasn't). It _______ (was / has been) very interesting!

• watched

• have watched

Poll

What's the correct option?

A: I watched a great cooking show on TV yesterday.

B: Really? I _______ (never saw / haver never seen) a cooking show. _______ (Was it / Has it been) boring?

A: No, it (wasn't / hasn't). It _______ (was / has been) very interesting!

• never saw

• never have seen

Poll

What's the correct option?

A: I watched a great cooking show on TV yesterday.

B: Really? I haver never seen a cooking show. _______ (Was it / Has it been) boring?

A: No, it (wasn't / hasn't). It _______ (was / has been) very interesting!

• was it - wasn't

• has it been - hasn't

• was

• has been