Use the Present Perfect or the Past Simple instead of the infinitives in brackets.
1. Have you (written) a letter to your friend at last? - Yes, I (have). - When did you ( write) it? - I (wrote) it last night. - And why haven't you sent it yet? - I (left) it at home in the morning, and I (have been) busy since I (returned) home.
2. Has Jane ( come) home? - Not yet. I am very anxious about her. When did she (leave)? - She ( left) home at 6 o'clock and she (went) straight to the dentist. - Don't worry. I am sure the doctor (has detained) her. - But it's 9 o'clock now, so she (has been) away from home for three hours already.
3. Look! What letter I have just (received) from Mother. Has anything (happened)? - Father (has fallen) ill. - Ill again! He (was) ill in September. - Yes. At first the doctors (said) it was the flu. But then he ( felt) worse and they (took ) him to the hospital. Mother writes he (has been) ill for more than a week already.
12. How many sisters have you got?
13. Mary has sold her car to a friend.
14. The programme hasn't started yet.
15. I've already seen that film.
16. You've just missed the bus.
17. Has Janet brought the shopping in yet?
18. Yes, I've just finished reading it.
19. Have Tom and Jake ever eaten chorizo?
20. How long has Henry lived in Brazil?
21. I think he has lived in Brazil since 2008.
22. That MP4 has been in the shop window for months.
23. Have you ever sent an email to your aunt?
24. How much have you spent this month on CDs?
25. My sister, Hannah has already finished university.
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