present perfect 1

Why can't you come and play football with us? Because I [blank_start]have sprained[blank_end] my ankle.

"Why can't you come and play football with us? "Because I [blank_start]have sprained[blank_end] my ankle."

The road is closed- there[blank_start]'s been[blank_end] an accident and the police are still there. They arrived about an hour ago.

"How do you know Alison?" "We [blank_start]met[blank_end] while we were at university".

"Have you finished your homework yet?" "Yes, I [blank_start]did[blank_end] it yesterday".

"Can I go out with my friends?" "That depends... [blank_start]have you tidied[blank_end] (tidy) your room yet?"

Ahmed is on holiday. He[blank_start]'s gone[blank_end] to Tunisia.

Ayeshah was on holiday in August. She [blank_start]went[blank_end] to Turkey.

"Is Leo here?" No, he[blank_start]'s gone[blank_end] to the cinema."

I can't find my phone. [blank_start]Have you seen[blank_end] it? (see)

"Where's your homework?" "Sorry, I wasn't in class yesterday, so you [blank_start]didn't give[blank_end] it to me." (not give)

Sheila can't get in to the concert because she [blank_start]has lost[blank_end] her ticket. (lose)