present perfect .

a) I ______ (finish) my project already.

• I finishes my project already.

• I have finishing my project already.

• I finish my project already.

• I have finished my project already.

She ______ (not/see) that movie yet

• She doesn't seen that movie yet.

• She not has seen that movie yet.

• She hasn't seen that movie yet.

• She don't see that movie yet.

____ you ever ____ (try) sushi ?

• Do you ever tried sushi?

• Have you ever try sushi?

• Have you ever tried sushi?

• Did you ever try sushi?

He ______ (go) to the store.

• He has went to the store.

• He have gone to the store.

• He has going to the store.

• He has gone to the store.

They ______ (arrive) just.

• They have just arrives.

• They just have arrived.

• They have just arrive.

• They have just arrived.

Have you read the book I recommended?

• Yes, I read the book you recommended.

• No, I haven't read the book you recommended yet

• Yes, I have reading the book you recommended.

• No, I didn't read the book you recommended.

Has it rained this week?

• Yes, it has rained this week.

• No, it hasn't rained this week yet

• Yes, it rained this week.

• No, it didn't rained this week.

Has she finished her dinner yet?

• Yes, she has finished her dinner.

• No, she hasn’t finish her dinner yet.

• Yes, she finished her dinner.

• No, she hasn’t finished her dinner yet.

Has the train already arrived?

• No, the train hasn’t already arrive.

• No, the train hasn’t already arrived.

• Yes, the train arrived already.

• Yes, the train has already arrived.

Have you learned anything new this week?

• Yes, I have learned a lot of new things this week

• No, I didn’t learn anything new this week.

• No, I haven't learn anything new this week.

• Yes, I learned new things this week