Homework perfect tenses

I __________ the book you gave me, so you can have it back now.

• have read

• have readed

• am reading

• read

I (a)   (LOOK) at your report for some time, but I must say I can’t agree with

you on a few things.

You look tired. You __________________ too hard lately.

• has probably worked

• has probably been working

• have probably worked

• have probably been working

Rachel ____________ (travel) around Europe for two months now. At the moment,

she’s in Barcelona. She ___________ (visit) six countries so far.

• has traveled/ has visited

• has traveled/ has been visiting

• has been traveling/ has visited

• has been traveling/ has been visiting

Is it still raining? – No, it (a)   (stop) but the streets are still wet.

James (a)   (read) the new Harry Potter novel for hours now. He simply

can’t let it go.

I (a)   (ALREADY SAY) this few times, but I’ll say it again.

The two brothers _______________ films since they left high school.

• have been making

• has been making

• has making

• have

Look! Someone (a)   (BROKE) that window!

I ______________ (already write) to him, but he __________ (give) me an answer yet.

• have already written/ has given

• have already written/ hasn't given

• have already been writing/ hasn't given

• have not already written/ has given