present perfect 1

"Why can't you come and play football with us? "Because I have hurt hurt am hurting has hurt( have hurt, hurt, am hurting, has hurt ) my ankle."

The road is closed- there's been 've was 's was is( 's been, 've was, 's was, is ) an accident and the police are still there. They arrived about an hour ago.

"How do you know Alison?" "We met have met are meeting had met( met, have met, are meeting, had met ) while we were at university".

"Have you finished your homework yet?" "Yes, I did have done done am doing( did, have done, done, am doing ) it yesterday".

"Can I go out with my friends?" "That depends... have you tidied did you tidy did you tidied is tidied( have you tidied, did you tidy, did you tidied, is tidied ) (tidy) your room yet?"

Ahmed is on holiday. He's gone is going went came( 's gone, is going, went, came ) to Tunisia.

Ayeshah was on holiday in August. She went 's gone 'd gone is went( went, 's gone, 'd gone, is went ) to Turkey.

"Is Leo here?" No, he's gone went is going will go( 's gone, went, is going, will go ) to the cinema."

I can't find my phone. Have you seen Did you see Could you see Are you seeing( Have you seen, Did you see, Could you see, Are you seeing ) it? (see)

"Where's your homework?" "Sorry, I wasn't in class yesterday, so you didn't give haven't given hadn't given haven't gave( didn't give, haven't given, hadn't given, haven't gave ) it to me." (not give)

Sheila can't get in to the concert because she has lost lose was lost did lose( has lost, lose, was lost, did lose ) her ticket. (lose)