I have *already* (adverb) finished my homework.

She has never *been* (verb) to France before.

They haven’t *seen* (verb) the new movie yet.

You have *lost* (verb) your keys again, haven’t you?

We have *lived* (verb) in this city for ten years.

He has just *eaten* (verb) dinner, so he’s not hungry.

It has *stopped* (verb) raining, so we can go outside now.

The sun has *risen* (verb) and the day has begun.

I haven’t *decided* (verb) which dress to wear tonight.

She has *already* (adverb) completed the report.

We’ve *discussed* (verb) the matter enough; let’s make a decision.

John has *taken* (verb) his dog for a walk recently.

The flowers have *bloomed* (verb) beautifully this spring.

The children haven’t *eaten* (verb) their lunch yet.

I have *read* (verb) that book you recommended.

现在完成时练习二：经历和变化

Have you *met* (verb) her parents before?

I’ve *grown* (verb) so much since last year.

They have never *heard* (verb) such a strange noise.

Have you *finished* (verb) your report yet?

My brother has *become* (verb) a doctor.

We have *seen* (verb) many changes in our town recently.

She hasn’t *spoken* (verb) to him since the argument.

I have always *wanted* (verb) to visit China.

The company has *expanded* (verb) rapidly over the past few years.

He hasn’t *studied* (verb) for the exam yet, and it’s tomorrow.

Have they *apologized* (verb) for their mistake?

The temperature has *dropped* (verb) significantly overnight.

Our teacher has *given* (verb) us a lot of homework this weekend.

They haven’t *found* (verb) a solution to the problem yet.

She has *tried* (verb) Thai food for the first time today.