CORREÇÃO DA ATIVIDADE DO DIA 20 DE JULHO

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Complete the sentences with Present Perfect.

1. They have had (have) a cold.

2.  She has gotten up early. (get )

3.   We have had  breakfast . (have)

4.     Peter has gone to school. (go)


5. Anna  has gotten home. (get)


6. He have arrived (arrive) late many times.

7.    I have hated  peppermint. (hate) for a long time.

8.   Kelly has watched  TV. (watch) for a week.

1.    9.   She has done her homework. (do)


10.  Sally has lived  in Oxford Street. (live)

11. They have worn  blue shirts. (wear)

12. My sister has sung  a song. (sing)

13. My mother has cooked spaghetti. (cook)

14. Mr. Smith has worked in his office. (work)

15. The girls has read many books. (read)

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