Fill in the blanks using the Present Perfect Tense

1. I’m afraid I (forget) my book at home.

2. … the secretary (yet/come)?

3. I (learn) the rhyme. Could you listen to me?

4. They (already/inform) me about the accident.

5. He is the most handsome man I (ever/know).

6. Kevin (already/leave for) Manchester.

7. He (not/receive) any letters from her this week.

8. I (not/hear) from him since he left Paris.

9. I (not/see) Tom for ages.

10. … you (have) a holiday this year?

11. We (see) some good films recently.

12. They (wait) for you for half an hour.

13. Mom (have) a headache since she came from the theatre.

14. Alan (work) in the bank for a year.

15. … you (ever/ride) a horse?

Complete the sentences with for or since.

1. Jill hasn’t been there … three years.

2. They have lived there … 1984.

3. They haven’t seen each other … that evening at Mr. Grey.

4. Our family haven’t heard from him … five months.

5. Oh, John! As usual you are late. I’ve waited for you … 11 a.m.

6. He has worked for this company … April.

7. I haven’t spoken to Mary … Christmas.

8. Mr. Pembroke doesn’t often mow the lawn. He hasn’t cut the grass … ages.

9. I have never sailed again … that journey.

10.We’ve lived in Oxford … 1992.

11. I think I’ll ring my girlfriend. I haven’t rung her … the weekend.

12. We are going to see some old friends. We haven’t seen them … five years.

13. Let’s watch a video, shall we? We haven’t watched one … quite a while.

14. We could have a barbecue. We haven’t had one … last summer.

15. Shall we play tennis? We haven’t played it … our holiday.