Present perfect

Has he read the book that you gave me yesterday?

• Yes, he has

• Yes, she has

• Yes, we has

• Yes, he does

Has she spoken with him several times?

• Yes, it has.

• Yes, we has.

• Yes, she has.

• Yes, you has.

Have they lent money to you many times?

• Yes, we have

• Yes, they have

• No, I have not

• No, she hasn’t

Have you seen that movie several times?

• Yes, they has

• No, I haven’t.

• No, I hasn't

• No, I has

Have you worked for your uncle?

• Not, They have

• Yes, I have worked for your uncle.

• Yes, I has worked for your uncle.

• Not, you has worked four your uncle

Has she finished her homework?

• Not she have finished her homework.

• Yes, we has finished her homework.

• Yes, she has finished her homework.

• Yes, we has finished her homework.

I have to go, have we talked for more than two hours?

• Yes, we have talked for more than two hours

• Yes, They have talked for more than two hours

• Yes, He have talked for more than two hours

• Not, she have talked for more than two hours

Have we visited them in the last year?

• Yes, he have visited them in the last year

• Yes, we has visited them in the last year

• Yes, she have visited them in the last year

• Yes, we have visited them in the last year

Has he returned my car at last?

• Yes, you has returned your car at last

• Yes, he has returned your car at last

• Yes, he have returned your car at last

• Yes, we has returned your car at last

Has it rained in the last month?

• No, it haven't rained in the last month

• yes, she hasn’t rained in the last month

• No, it hasn’t rained in the last month

• No, you hasn’t rained in the last month