Make the sentences interrogative and negative:

1. He has just had dinner.

2. They have already talked about it.

3. My brother has just gone to school.

4. The teacher has explained this rule.

5. They have finished the work.

6. We have just bought a new flat.

Use the Present Perfect or Past Simple:

1. She (to be) to all the capitals of Europe this year.

2. John (to travel) around Europe last year.

3. You ever (to live) in a foreign country.

4. She (to go) home two days ago.

5. David (to start) school in 1990.

6. Look! Somebody (to break) my window.

7. I (to leave) home late last night.

8. We (not to see) them last week.

9. I already (to learn) all the new words.

10. We just (to come) home but our children (to come) home an hour ago

Make the sentences

1. He has just had dinner.

2. They have already talked about it.

3. My brother has just gone to school.

4. The teacher has explained this rule.

5. They have finished the work.

6. We have just bought a new flat.

interrogative:

1. Has he just had dinner?

2. Have they already talked about it?

3. Has my brother just gone to school?

4. Has the teacher explained this rule?

5. Have they finished the work?

6. Have we just bought a new flat?

negative:

1. He has not just had dinner.

2. They have not already talked about it.

3. My brother has not just gone to school.

4. The teacher has not explained this rule.

5. They have not finished the work.

6. We have not just bought a new flat.

Use the Present Perfect or Past Simple:

1. She (has been) to all the capitals of Europe this year.

2. John (travelled) around Europe last year.

3. Have you ever (lived) in a foreign country?

4. She (went) home two days ago.

5. David (started) school in 1990.

6. Look! Somebody (has broken) my window.

7. I (left) home late last night.

8. We (did not see) them last week.

9. I have already (learnt) all the new words.

10. We have just (come) home but our children (came) home an hour ago.