Choose one of the perfect tenses (present perfect, past perfect or future perfect) to complete the sentences. 1. — don't water the flowers! — i already (water) them. 2. after she (be) on holiday, she felt much better. 3. i (finish) my article by the end of april. 4. tomorrow i (be) here for a year. 5. after we (eat) the fish, we began to feel ill. 6. i just (sit) down when rebecca asked me to dance. 7. the farmer said he (feed) the ducks and was going to feed the cows. 8. my father (mend) my bike. now i can ride it again. 9. john (make) chicken salad for lunch. i hope you'll like it. 10. i'm sure jane (arrive) in boston by the end of the week.

1. — Don't water the flowers! — I have already watered them.
2. After she had been on holiday, she felt much better.
3. I will have finished my article by the end of April.
4. Tomorrow I will have been here for a year.
5. After we had eaten the fish, we began to feel ill.
6. I had just sat down when Rebecca asked me to dance.
7. The farmer said he had fed the ducks and was going to feed the cows.
8. My father has mended my bike. Now I can ride it again.
9. John has made chicken salad for lunch. I hope you'll like it.
10. I'm sure Jane will have arrived in Boston by the end of the week.