I *have written* (write) five emails this morning.

You *have gone* (go) to the store twice this week.

They *have finished* (finish) their homework already.

She *has not seen* (not see) the new movie yet.

It *has rained* (rain) every day for a week.

We *have been* (be) friends for over ten years.

He *has tried* (try) to call her several times.

The train *has left* (leave) the station five minutes ago.

My sister *has lost* (lose) her keys again.

I *have not decided* (not decide) where to go for vacation yet.

The teachers *have given* (give) us a lot of assignments this semester.

The cat *has eaten* (eat) all of its food.

My parents *have been* (be) to Europe several times.

The children *have not done* (not do) their chores this weekend.

She *has lived* (live) in this city since 1999.

Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in Present Perfect Simple.

I *have just finished* (just finish) reading the novel.

You *have never travelled* (never travel) abroad, have you?

He *has bought* (buy) a new car but he hasn’t driven it yet.

They *have been* (be) to that new restaurant a few times.

We *have had* (have) some problems with our computer lately.

Our team *has won* (win) every match this season.

She *has worked* (work) here since she graduated from college.

The weather *has become* (become) much colder in the past few days.

My brother *hasn’t called* (not call) me in over a month.

It *has been* (be) two years since we last met.

The garden *has looked* (look) better since you started taking care of it.

I *haven’t heard* (not hear) from my old school friend in ages.

They *haven’t changed* (not change) the decor of this room in a decade.

You *have grown* (grow) so much since the last time I saw you!

The students *have submitted* (submit) all their assignments on time.