Class review

(just/lunch/have/eaten/I).

• Lunch have I just eaten.

• I have just eaten lunch.

• Eaten just lunch I have.

• Just lunch I eaten have.

(a bath/already/taken/have/I).

• I have already taken a bath.

• Have a bath I taken already.

• Already taken a bath have I.

• Taken have already a bath I.

(his/yet/Tom/finished/speech/hasn't).

• Yet finished Tom his speech hasn't.

• Tom his speech yet hasn't finished.

• Tom hasn't finished his speech yet.

• Speech hasn't yet finished Tom his.

(visited/Ken/twice/Okinawa/has).

• Ken has visited Okinawa twice.

• Okinawa twice ken has visited.

• Twice visited Ken Okinawa has.

• Has Okinawa visited twice Ken.

(seen/elephant/never/an/has/Bob).

• Elephant never has seen an Bob.

• Never has an seen elephant Bob.

• An seen Bob has never elephant.

• Bob has never seen an elephant.

(ever/been/South Korea/have/to/you)?

• You been to ever South Korea have?

• Have you ever been to South Korea?

• To South Korea you been ever have?

• South Korea have you to been ever?

(lived/John/in/has/Japan/two years/for).

• In Japan lived has John two years for.

• Two years in Japan for lived John has.

• John has lived in Japan for two years.

• Lived two years has for Japan in John.

(for/we/been/8 years/friends/have/good).

• Been have friends for 8 years we good.

• Good for been friends 8 years we have.

• 8 Years for have good we been friends.

• We have been good friends for 8 years.

(I/was/since/here/lived/a child/I/have),

• I have lived here since I was a child.

• I lived here have since a child I was.

• I child lived was here since I have a.

• Lived since was here I a child have.

(been/Sara/how long/sick/has)?

• Sick Sara how long been has?

• How long has Sara been sick?

• Has been Sara how long sick?

• Sara been sick has how long?