Present Perfect Test

I’m listening to my favourite song now.

I listen to my favourite song every day.

I have just listened to my favourite song.

I listened to my favourite song yesterday.

My dad has repaired his car yet.

My dad have already repaired his car.

My dad has already repaired his car.

My dad hasn’t already repaired his car

My parents have already been in London.

Liza has already learnt the poem by heart.

My best friend Andrii has just phoned me.

My granny hasn’t made a cake yet.

usually, always, sometimes, often;

now, right now, at the moment;

yesterday, last week, 3 days ago;

already, just, yet, never.

Michael … bought a new car.

I … lost my keys.

We … fed our pets.

The boy … played a new computer game.

Ania has just listened to her favourite song.

The children have bought some chocolate ice-cream.

My parents have already decorated the room for my birthday.

Bohdan hasn’t opened the door yet.

I haven’t already done my homework.

My cat haven’t eaten any sausage.

Masha  hasn’t watered the flowers yet.

Milana hasn’t clean the room yet.

Do you already written a letter to your granny?

Has you written a letter to your granny yet?

Have you write a letter to your granny yet?

Have you written a letter to your granny yet?

Yes, she is.

Yes, she has.

Yes, she been.

Yes, she did.

I has already cleaned the room.

I have cleaned the room yet.

I have already cleaned the room.

I have already clean the room.

Already my brother has packed his school bag.

My brother already has packed his school bag.

My brother has packed already his school bag.

My brother has already packed his school bag.

Does Elmar already sent a postcard to his mum?

Have Elmar sent a postcard to his mum yet?

Has Elmar sent a postcard to his mum yet?

Did Elmar already send a postcard to his mum?