"been" or "gono into the gaps.
(A)
(B)
Robert is not here He has
to work
The office is empty Everybody has
home
It is good to see you again. Where have you
(C)
(D) My brother has
to
America four times
(E) Sorry, you can't speak to Anna. She has
to a party
(F)
Mary's hair looks nice She
has just
to the hairdresser's
(G) Peter has
to New
Zealand and he is staying there
(H) Have
you ever
to
Mount Aoraki? It's breathtaking!
(0) I have
to Rio three times
(J) My sister is not at home at the moment. She has
shopping
(K) Can you tell me the way to Nelson? I have never
there before
You are late Where have you
?
(M) You look well. Have you
on holiday somewhere?
(N) Mum will be home soon She has
to the supermarket
(0) They have
in London for ten
days, but now have returned home
(P) Gerard won't come with us to the party. He has
to Paris for the weekend.
(Q) This is the first time I have ever
aboard a ship. It is exciting
(R) I know Paris very well
1
have
there many times
(S) They have
to Rome. They
will return next week
(T) Where have you
L? I have
looking for you everywhere.
