Have / has bought been eaten phoned

She: Are you going to the library today?

You: I ________ already ____________ there.

She: Are you going to buy some bread and milk?

You: I ________ just _______________them.

She: Very good. Are you going to eat your curds today?

You: I ________ just ______________ it.

She: And what about your girlfriend? Are you going to phone her this evening?

You: I _________ already _____________ her.

She: And your sister. Is she going to the hairdresser?

You: She __________ already ___________ there. She is now on the balcony. She is watering

the flowers.

She: Well, where is your father? Is he going to phone his boss this evening?

You: He ___________ just ____________ him. He is in the bathroom now. He is taking

a shower.

She: Uh, all right. And your brother …

You: He _________ already _____________ eggs. And now he is playing football in the yard.

She: Do you know if your father has bought a new car today?

You: Yes, he has. He ____________________ it.

She: Well, I’d like to have a look at it.

Ex. 85. Write answers using present perfect and already.

I’ve already done it.

1 Don’t lose your key! 6 Remember to write that letter!

2 Don’t forget to close the window! 7 Don’t open your birthday present now!

3 Clean your bike! 8 Drink your coffee!

4 Have your breakfast! 9 Don’t miss the bus!

5 Don’t eat the last cake! 10 Make your bed!

Ex. 86. Ask your partner. Make up sentences from the table.

Have Has       your friend they your parents you     taken seen bought visited sold been to eaten watered a new house Egypt the flowers their breakfast the art museum your girlfriend the photographs his old car   yet?         Yes, ______ Notyet.

Ex. 87. Make up sentences as in the example.

Example: I - write a letter / mail it

Tom – learn English / learn French

I have already written the letter but I haven’t posted it yet.

Tom has already learnt English but he hasn’t learnt French yet.

I -cook a dinner / eat it

Sue - buy shoes / buy boots

My brother - sell a house / buy a new one

They – come back from their holiday / stated to work

John – give up smoking / give up drinking

She – finish school / enter university yet

Susan – put to bed her son / put to bed her daughter.

Ex. 88. What has the nurse done / just done / not yet done?

Mr Walker

Take his temperature - Yes.

Make his bed - Not yet.

Check his pulse - Yes.

Give him his pills - Just.

Fill in his chart - Not yet.

Change his bandages - Not yet.

Bring him his letters - Just.

Tidy his room - Yes.

Open the window - Yes.

Empty the wastepaper basket - Not yet.

Example: She’s taken his temperature.