Exercise 1 page 59:

1. where’s Oliver?
2. I think he has gone home.

1. Is your computer OK now?
2. Yes. I have fixed the problem.

1. What’s Leon’s new band like?
2. I don’t know. I have heard them play.

1. Is Petra going to Kate’s party?
2. No. Kate hasn’t invited her.

1. Do you fancy some lunch?
2. No, thanks. I have already eaten.

1. Hi, Jen. I’m afraid we’re going to be a bit late. We have missed the bus.
2. No problem. There’s no hurry.

1. Have you heard the news? Jim and Jules have just broken up!
2. Oh no! Why?

1. What’s the matter? Have you lost something?
2. Yeah, my keys. I have broken everywhere! Have you seen them?

Exercise 2 page 59:

1. She’s already bought the drinks.
2. She hasn’t prepared the food yet.
3. She’s already chosen the music!
4. She hasn’t moved the furniture yet.
5. She hasn’t decided what to wear.

Exercise 3 page 59:

1. Does Jennifer know about the party?
2. Yes. She has just invited her.

1. Do you want something to eat?
2. No, thanks. I’ve just had lunch.

1. Is Sue here?
2. No. She has just left.

1. Have you emailed Katya yet?
2. Yes. I have just done.

1. Are Danny and Sandy here yet?
2. Yes. They have just arrived.

Exercise 1 page 60:

1. I’m going to Sicily next month. Have you ever been there?
2. Yes, I went there once. A few years ago.

1. Welcome to Oxford. Have you gone here before?
2. No. I have never gone to the UK before actually. This is my first time.

1. I’m reading the Lord of the Rings. Have you ever read it?
2. No, never. But I have seen the films a few times. I think my brother has read it several times, though.

1. We’re going to Paris at the weekend. Have you ever gone there?
2. Yes, I have. I have gone a few times. But I have never actually stayed in Paris. My aunt and uncle live just outside Paris and we have always stayed with them.

1. I was listening to a band called Nirvana last night. Have you heard of them?
2. Yes, I have. But I have never listened to them. I think my dad has seen them in concert, actually. About 25 years ago, or something. But then again, he claims has seen just about every band I ever mention!

1. You look very familiar. Have you ever met?
2. Yes, we have. Actually, I sit behind you in maths.
3. Really? Sorry, I have never noticed you before.

1. I ate snails when I was in France. Have you ever tried them?
2. To be honest, I have never thought about eating snails.

1. Have you ever gone skiing?
2. No, I haven’t, but I have always wanted to try it.

Exercise 2 page 61:

1. Have you ever met a famous person? No, I haven’t.
2. Have you ever had X-ray? No, I haven’t.
3. Have you ever ridden a horse? Yes, I have.
4. Have you ever gone to Spain? No, I haven’t.
5. Have you ever played rugby? No, I haven’t.
6. Have you ever gone to a football match? No, I haven’t.
7. Have you ever lost your ID card? No, I haven’t.
8. Have you ever gone snowboarding? No, I haven’t.
9. Have you ever eaten a Japanese food? Yes, I have.
10. Have you ever been on TV? Yes, I have.
11. Have you ever seen a ghost? No, I haven’t.
12. Have you ever broken a bone? No, I haven’t.
13. Have you ever done a bungee jump? No, I haven’t.

Exercise 3 page 61:

1. I’ve never had Chinese food before.
2. This is the second time I’ve seen this film.
3. Have you been to London before?
4. We have a stayed in this hotel twice already.
5. I haven’t been here before.
6. You’re the first person from Scotland I have ever met.
7. I’ve never noticed her accent before.
8. Is the first time I’ve heard this song?