Present Perfect Affirmative and Negative

I went to watch a movie on Monday and Friday.

• I have been to the movies twice this week.

• I have watch two movies this week.

• I have to the movies twice this week.

You didn't call her and you have to!

• You have called her.

• You haven't called her, yet.

• You haven't call!

They / not / play / together this month.

• They haven't play together this month.

• They played together this month.

• They haven't played together this month.

Your brother / work / since March.

• Your brother hasn't worked since March.

• Your brother haven't worked since March.

• Your brother hasn't work since March.

My friends / buy / a beautiful present for you.

• My friends have buy a beautiful present for you.

• My friends have bought a beautiful present for you.

• My friends bought a beautiful present for you.

I / have / a wonderful time these days.

• I have had a wonderful time these days.

• I had a wonderful time these days.

• I have have a wonderful time these days.

My pet / not / eat today

• My pet hasn't eat today.

• My pet hasn't eaten today.

• My pet haven't eaten today.

He / not / answer / my question / yet.

• He haven't answered my question yet.

• He hasn't answer my question yet.

• He hasn't answered my question yet.

We / be / honest with you!

• We haven't be honest with you.

• We haven't been honest with you.

• We hasn't been honest with you.

I am tired. I / wait / for a long time!

• I am tired. I have waited for a long time.

• I am tired. I have wait for a long time.

• I am tired. I has waited for a long time.