Put the verb into the Present Perfect or the Present Perfect Continuous. Example: Where...

Question

Put the verb into the Present Perfect or the Present Perfect Continuous.
Example: Where have you been? Have you been playing (you / play) tennis?
1. Look! _______________(somebody / break) that window.
2. You look tired._______________(you / work) hard?
3. - _______________(you / ever / work) in a factory? - No, never.
4. – Liz is away on holiday. – Is she? Where _______________(she / go)?
5. My brother is an actor. _______________(he / appear) in several films.
6. – Sorry, I’m late. – That’s all right. _______________(I / not / wait) long.
7. - Is it still raining? - No, _______________( it / stop).
8. ______________(I / lose) my address book. _______________(you / see) it? 9. ______________(I / read) the book you lent to me, but _______________(I / not / finish) it yet. It’s very interesting.
10. ________ (I / read) the book you lent to me, so you can have it back now.

Answer 1

1. Look! somebody has broken that window.
2. You look tired. Have you been working hard?
3. - Have you ever worked in a factory? - No, never.
4. – Liz is away on holiday. – Is she? Where has she gone?
5. My brother is an actor. he has appeared in several films.
6. – Sorry, I’m late. – That’s all right. I have not been waiting long.
7. - Is it still raining? - No, it has stopped.
8. I have lost my address book. Have you seen it?
9. I have been reading the book you lent to me, but I have not finished it yet.
10. I have read the book you lent to me, so you can have it back now.