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I. Make questions. 1. Has Peter moved to London? II. Fill in with the right form of the given verbs: 1. She has lived in London for two years. 2. It has snowed a lot recently. 3. You have just met my best friend. 4. They have played football since 1999. 5. We have driven for six hours. 6. The dog has barked for two hours. 7. I have just baked a chocolate cake. 8. Paul and I have gone shopping. 9. My mother has retired recently. 10. My sister has read an interesting book. III. Put the words in the correct order to make sentences: 1. Has he gone to town recently? IV. Put these sentences in the negative form. 1. Tony has not run by the river. 2. Henry has not played tennis for two hours. 3. My mother has not caught the thief. 4. Mr. Smith has not washed his car. 5. Peter has not worked in Scotland. 6. We have not watered the plants. 7. Grandpa has never read the newspaper. 8. Maria has not driven carefully. 9. John has not had an accident. 10. We have not seen the film. V. Match the questions with the answers: 1. What have you done lately? - c. I have studied for the test. 2. Where have you lived before? - a. In Paris. 3. How have you gone to school? - e. By taxi. 4. Have you driven to work? - d. No, I haven't. 5. How much have you paid for the car? - (No answer provided in the list) 6. Where have you studied? - b. At St. Paul's Elementary School. VI. Fill in the blanks: 1. Your brother hasn't bought CDs for two months. 2. I haven't seen her since Christmas. 3. Peter has been ill since Monday. 4. They haven't visited their mother for a month. 5. She has been married since 1978. 6. We haven't worked there since February. 7. I haven't studied since July. 8. They have worked for the same company for ages. It seems like you've provided a number. If you meant to ask a question related to this number, please clarify your question so I can assist you better!