1) A: I have swept the floor.

B: Have you? He has swept the floor too.

2) A: We have dusted the furniture.

B: I think she ………………….too.

3) A: I have put my luggage on the luggage rack.

B: I suppose he ………………………. too.

4) A: They have found their seats in their compartment.

B: I believe Boris …………………….too.

5) A: You have cooked spaghetti for dinner, haven’t you?

B: That’s right. Mary ………………..too.

6) A: I haven’t read the book yet.

B: You haven’t? He hasn’t read the book either.

7) A: Nick hasn’t given Nora a lift.

B: He hasn’t? Peter and Dan………….either.

8) A: Ann and Alice have never stayed at a hotel before.

B: Really? George …..………………..either.

9) A: I haven’t bought the tickets yet.

B: You haven’t? Sally ……………….either.

10) A: They haven’t arrived yet.

B: I am sure Ron …………………….either.

Ex.37. Read and learn the dialogue. Change the underlined words in it and act out your dialogue in class.

- I say, Helen, have you seen Jack today?

- No, I haven’t. Have you?

- Neither have I. I haven’t seen him today either.

- Has Sally seen him?

- No, neither has she. She hasn’t seen him either. And why do you want to see him?

- He has taken my textbook and promised to bring it today.

- Oh, I see.

Ex.38. Answer the questions. Example: Have you finished the book yet? – No, I haven’t. I am still reading it.

1. Have you translated the article yet?

2. Have they repaired their house yet?

3. Has Mary had lunch yet?

4. Has Bob watered the houseplants yet?

5. Has Mother cooked breakfast?

6. Have you washed the dishes yet?

7. Has Father fed the dog yet?

8. Have they done their homework yet?

9. Have you found your dictionary yet? (look for)

10. Have you finished working at the computer yet?

Ex.39. Use Present Perfect in your response:

1. Why can’t you give the book back? - (not finish it yet)

2. Why can’t you answer the question? - (not understand it)

3. Why can’t you repeat the sentence? - (not hear it)

4. Where is your key? - (lose it)

5. Where is Jim? - (go dancing)

6. What is her address? - (forget it)

7. Where will you go next summer? - (not decide yet)

8. Are you hungry? - (Yes, not have lunch yet)

9. Is she tired? - (Yes, have a lot of work today)

10. Don’t forget to call John. - (just/ call him)

11. Why aren’t you reading the magazine? - (already/ read it)

12. Shall I clear the table? - (just/ clear it)

13. Don’t forget to take the books to the library. - (take them/ already)

14. Will you sign your arrival form, please? - (already/ sign it)

15. Will you, please, bring this suitcase to my room? - (bring it)

Ex.40. Make up questions by using the words in parentheses. Work with a partner.

- Have you ever been to London? (Kiev, Omsk, Moscow, Nijniy, Odessa, Suzdal)

- Has he ever been to this theatre before? (to this park, to this hotel, to this cinema, to this forest, to this village, to this hospital)

- Who has taken my book? (to break the vase, to leave a notebook, to take my pencil, to find my book, to open the window, to lose a key, to send a letter)

- What have you bought? (to bring, to find, to see, to hear, to say, to send, to tell him, to forget to do)

- What has he done? (to pay for, to sell, to catch, to write, to take, to give you)

- Why haven’t you done it? (to understand the rule, put the cup in its place, to lock the door, to dust the furniture, to have breakfast, to meet her at the station)

- Why hasn’t he spoken to you about it? (to sleep well, to come, to give you his textbook, to leave for Moscow, to register at the hotel, to go on a trip with us, to call his parents, to wash the dishes)

Ex.41. Complete these short dialogues. Ask questions, using the words in brackets and give answers:

1) A: I have come to work early today.