1.
1. Jim has just written a book. - d) He finished a few days ago.
2. Has Jim written a book yet? - g) Has he finished a book?
3. Jim has already written a book. - a) This is not his first book.
4. Jim wrote a book a year ago. - b) He finished his book last year.
5. Jim has never written a book. - f) Jim doesn’t write books.
6. Has Jim ever written a book? - b) Does Jim write books?
7. Jim has written two books since 2006. - e) Jim started writing in 2006 and has written two books between then and now.
Exercise 2:
1. Have you ever visited Slovenia?
2. Tom has just come back from the USA.
3. I’m not hungry. I’ve already eaten.
4. Jane lived in Greece for fifteen years.
5. Brian and Claire got married ten years ago.
6. I can’t come out. I haven’t done my homework yet.
7. Mark has worked in Turkey since 2008.
3.
1. Sue has been on the beach for an hour, but she hasn’t had a swim yet.
2. I don’t want to see this film. I’ve never seen it.
3. Have you ever been to the Greek islands?
4. Can you wait a moment? I haven’t finished yet.
5. Ouch! An insect has just bitten me!
6. George has never eaten Chinese food, so this is the first time for him!
7. Rick has lived in Japan since 200
