1 Have you ever bought clothes from that shop?

2 I have always wanted a pair of designer shoes.

3 I haven't read........

4 We haven't been........

5 Has your brother lived abroad all his life?

6 have gone

7 hasn't flown

8 hasn't met

9 Have you eaten in this restaurant before?

10 has gone

b

1When did you see.....

2 went

3 haven't beena

4 saw

5 Did you enjoy it?

6 loved

c

1 have gone

2 Have you ever been.....

3 haven't been

4 has gone

5 Dad's been....

a Complete with the verb in the present perfect.

Have you done the shopping today? (do)

1 Have you ever (bought) clothes from that shop?

2 I have always  (wanted) a pair of designer shoes.

3 I have  (not read) the newspaper today.

4 We have (not been) to the new shopping centre yet.

5 Has your brother (lived) abroad all his life?

6 They have (gone) to live in South America.

7 She has  (not flown) before.

8 James has (not met) his girlfriend's family yet.

9 Have you eaten in this restaurant before?

10 Jane has (gone) to the gym - she'll be back in an bour.

b Complete the dialogue with the present perfect or past simple.

A Oh no! I've seen this film before! (see)

B Really? When sis you see it? (see)

I went to the cinema in March and it was on then. (go)

B Oh, never mind. I have notbeen to the cinema in ages. The last film I saw was Mamma Mia! (not be, see)

Did you enjoy it? (enjoy)

B Of course! I loved it! (love)

c Complete with been or gone.

"Where's Rob?" He's gone to the football match.

The kids aren't here. They've all gone out.

2 Have you ever been to the swimming pool in town?

3 I haven't been to Sue's new flat yet.

4 My sister has gone to teach in France.

5 Oh good. Dad's been to the shop - the fridge is full.