(1) Richard is going to have a party tonight,
and he has a lot of things to do.
V go to the supermarket
O clean my apartment
V get a haircut
O bake a cake
V fix my CD player
1. He’s already gone to the supermarket. (get-got-gotten)
2. He hasn’t cleaned his apartment yet.
3. He’s already gotten a haircut. (he’s = he has)
4. He hasn’t baked a cake yet. (hasn’t = has not)
5. He’s already fixed his CD player.
(2) Susan is going to work this morning,
and she has a lot of things to do.
V take a shower
O do my exercises
O feed the cat
V walk the dog
O eat breakfast
6. She’s already taken a shower. (she’s = she has)
7. She hasn’t done her exercises yet.
8. She hasn’t fed the cat yet. (feed-fed-fed)
9. She’s already walked the dog.
10. She hasn’t eaten breakfast yet. (eat-ate-eaten)
(3) Beverly and Paul are going on a trip tomorrow,
and they have a lot of things to do.
O do our laundry
V get our paychecks
V pay our bills
O pack our suitcases
O say good-bye to our friends
11. They haven’t done their laundry yet.
12. They’ve already gotten their paychecks. (they’ve = they have)
13. They’ve already paid their bills. (pay-paid-paid)
14. They haven’t packed their suitcases yet. (haven’t = have not)
15. They haven’t said good-bye to their friends yet.
(4) Roberta is very busy today, she has
a lot of things to do at the office.
V write to Mrs. Lane
V call Mr. Sanchez
O meet with Ms. Wong
O read my e-mail
V send a fax to the Ace Company
16. She’s already written to Mrs. Lane (write-wrote-written)
17. She’s already called Mr. Sanchez (she’s = she has)
18. She hasn’t met with Ms. Wong yet. (hasn’t = has not)
19. She hasn’t read her e-mail yet.
20. She’s already sent a fax to the Ace Company.
(send-sent-sent)
