Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verbs in brackets.

### Part 1: Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verbs in brackets. 1. **Have** you ever **written** (write) to a film star? 2. I **have met** (meet) my boyfriend's parents once. 3. My girlfriend and I **haven't spoken** (not speak) today because we had an argument yesterday. 4. **Has** your sister **got** (get) engaged yet? 5. We **haven't chosen** (not choose) an engagement ring yet. 6. Jim and Melanie aren't here today. They **have gone** (go) to their cousin's wedding. 7. My aunt and uncle **have had** (have) three babies in three years. 8. My mum is furious because my dad **has forgotten** (forget) it's her birthday today. ### Part 2: Circle the correct alternative. 1. We **had** our first date on Valentine's Day last year. (Simple Past is used for a finished time: 'last year') 2. He **asked** her to marry him already. (Wait, the provided options usually imply 'has asked'. Looking at the scan, it says 'a had b have had'. Actually, if the sentence is 'He __ her to marry him already', the correct form is 'has asked'. However, looking closely at the scan provided for Q2: 'He [a had b have had] her to marry him already'. Neither seems correct for present perfect. Maybe it is meant to be 'He asked her'. Wait, looking at the image provided: '2 He a had b have had her to marry him already'. This looks like a typo in the book or bad crop. I will assume it tests past simple vs present perfect. Actually, if I must choose, 'has asked' would be standard, but if options are 'had'/'have had', neither is standard. Let's look at standard grammar: 'already' + Present Perfect. I will choose 'has asked' if it were there, but given 'a had b have had', I will explain the grammar.) *Correction:* The options are a) had b) have had. 'He has asked her' is correct. If I have to pick strictly from the list, maybe 'has asked' is missing. I will note the correct grammar. 3. **Has** she **said** 'yes' yet? 4. My mum **asked** my dad to marry her when they were both five! (Specific time 'when...' -> Past Simple) 5. He **didn't say** 'yes' until he was twenty-seven. (Past action) 6. My grandparents **have been married** for fifty years and they are still very happy. (Duration for 50 years -> Present Perfect Continuous/Simple) 7. Phone the vet! The dog **has eaten** my ring! (Result in the present)