Present Perfect

1. A: I ​ (a)   always ​ (b)   (want) to try scuba diving.​ ​ ​ ​​ ​ ​ ​

B : Really? Not me. I ​ (c)   always ​ (d)   (be) afraid of deep water.​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

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A: I _____________ (not do) anything fun lately.

B: me neither. I ____________ (not have) any time.

3. A: I ​ (a)   (still, not see) the new Spider-Man movie. I really want to see it.

   B: We should go! All my friends ​ (b)   (see) it, and they loved it.

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4. A: She said, "she _____________ (already, go) windsurfing three or four times this year."

B: We should go with her sometimes. I _______________ (never, try) it before.

5. A: I should take my cousin to Latuhalat. He ​ (a)   (never, be) to Paralayang.

B: Me neither. My cousin lives there. He ​ (b)   (invite) me several times, but I ​ (c)   (no have) enough money to go.

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A: There’s a new Jackie Chen movie out. ​ (a)   you ​ (b)   (see) it ​ (c)   ?

B: Yeah, I've already seen it. How about you?

A: No, not ​ (d)   . Actually, I  ​ (e)   (not see) his last one.

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A: ​ (a)   you ever ​ (b)   (be) to the new multiplex theater ​ (c)   ?

B: No. I really want to go, but I ​ (d)   (not have) a chance​.

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A: Have you ever​ (a)   (buy) movie tickets online?

B: No, I ​ (b)   ​ (not, sign up) for internet service. But I really should.

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