Present perfect and other options L-7, E-D, P-37.

I'm very hungry. I​ (a)   all day.

• didn't eat / haven't eaten
• didn't eat
• haven't ate
• haven't eaten / have been eating
• didn't eat / haven't ate
• haven't ate / have been eating

Their new kitchen looks fantastic. They​ ​ (a)   completely​ (b)   it.

• have
• redecorated
• has
• already
• didn't
• been redecorating

Our kitchen’s a mess. We (a)   ​any cleaning for weeks.

• haven't done / haven't been doing
• didn't do / haven't been doing
• have done / haven't done
• didn't do / have done

I think they are dating. They​ (a)   a lot of each other recently.

• have seen / have been seeing
• had seen / have been seeing
• haven't been seeing / have been seeing
• had seen / haven't been seeing

We've discovered this great café and we​ (a)   there a lot.

• have gone / have been going
• are going / have been going
• have gone / have went
• are going / have went

How's your Mum? I​ (a)   her for ages.

• haven't seen
• haven't been seeing
• didn't see
• had seen

You're covered in paint! What​ (a)   you​ (b)   ?

• did / have
• do / done
• were
• doing
• been doing
• were doing

She’s gone to the doctor's. She​ (a)   too well lately.

• hasn't felt / hasn't been feeling
• has felt / hasn't felt
• hasn't been feeling / doesn't fee.
• has felt / doesn't feel
• hasn't been feeling / doesn't feel

Where have you been? I​ (a)   for ages.

• have waited
• waited
• was waiting

I have to write an essay. I​ (a)   about half of it so far.

• have written
• have been writing
• wrote
• have to write