Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect form of the verbs in the box.

### Exercise 1. Complete the sentences (Present Perfect): 1. I have read the book. 2. He has lost his keys. 3. She has cleaned the kitchen. 4. It has rained all day. 5. We have eaten our dinner. 6. They have travelled all over the world. 7. Maria and Alejo have met the Pope. 8. Simon has built his own house. 9. David has won the lottery. ### Exercise 2. Write questions: 1. Have you ever broken your leg? 2. Have they ever owned an unusual pet? 3. Have you ever received the letter? 4. Has she ever seen a parrot? 5. Have we ever eaten potatoes? 6. Have you ever touched a snake? 7. Have they ever written a book? 8. Has she ever been to Paris? 9. Has he ever milked a cow? ### Exercise 3. Right or Wrong? 1. She has lived here for ten years. (Right ✓) 2. Have you heard the news? (Right ✓) 3. She has eaten too much today. (Wrong ✘) 4. Oh! I've cut my finger! (Wrong ✘) 5. I'm hungry. I hasn't eaten since yesterday! (Wrong ✘) 6. I haven't learnt very much English this year. (Right ✓) 7. He has built all the houses in this street. (Wrong ✘) 8. Have you seen his pet snake? (Right ✓) 9. He hasn't got any Elvis CDs. (Right ✓) ### Exercise 4. Ever or never? 1. I haven't **ever** been to America. 2. Have you **ever** seen an alligator? 3. He's **never** seen the Queen. 4. She's **never** told a joke! 5. They haven't **ever** watched that programme. 6. Have you **ever** owned an unusual pet? 7. I have **never** won a prize. 8. Have his parents **ever** seen his teacher? 9. Has Peter **ever** climbed a mountain?