[Present Perfect Tense] Exercise 3

We use the present perfect to talk and ask about things in the time up to now. Make questions and negative forms in this telephone conversation. Mina: Hi, Gill. Has 0) Anne phoned you? (Anne No. I'm bored, actually. 0) Anne hasn't phoned me. (Anne phone and 1) Steve has not emailed his new photos (Steve email new photos) and, of course, 2) I have not done my homework. (I do homework.)Mina: Oh dear. 3) Have you eaten? (you Yes. I had a terrible sandwich. What about you? 4) Have you talked to Luke? (you Luke?)Mina: No. 5) He has not finished work. (He work.) And there's nothing on TV except a film called Cold Days In Stockholm. 6) Have you ever seen it? (you No, but there is some good news, actually. 7) Has Steve spoken to you about a holiday in Greece? (Steve you about holiday in Greece?) His parents have bought a house there.Mina: Wow! 8) I have never been to Greece. (I to Greece.) I'm sure it's lovely. 9) Have you seen any photos of the house? (you photos of the house?)Gill: No. His parents bought it six months ago, and 10) Steve has not been there. (Steve be Well, a holiday in Greece is a great idea. Talk to you tomorrow, Gill. Look at the website for East Cumbria Radio News. Match the beginnings and endings of local news stories. Today's news ... The old library at Lofton ... ... has closed after seventy five years. Milford United have ... ... won their first match of this season. A local woman has found ... ... six gold coins on the beach. Two large pigs called Rosie and Millie ... ... have escaped from Hill Farm. A local restaurant has made ... ... a five-metre pizza for charity. Lord Milchett's son ... ... has sold aa bottle of wine for €10,000.