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1. We have just passed our examination.
2. They have already finished their research work.
3. My sister has always been a good pupil.
4.She has never been late for classes.
5. We have not taken our exams yet.
6. I have already met my friend.
7. This student has never told us about his scientific word.
8. I haven't done my morning exercises yet.
9. I have already had my dinner.
10. Have you been very busy lately?
11. My father has just left for his native town.
12. I have never been to France.
13. Has she already graduated from the university?
14. Have they ever written poems?

1) I haven't accept the invitation yet
2) I have just made the report
3) I have just graduated from the university
4) I haven't get a letter yet
5) I haven't change the time of out meeting yet 6) I have just painted the portrait,
7) I haven't go to bed yet
8) I have just made up a plan,
9) I have just discussed a guestion,
10) I haven't answer the letter yet
11) I have just done one's work
12)I have just heared the news,
13) I haven't finish one's drawing yet
14) I haven't send a telegram yet

1. have they already written their term test papers?
2.has she forgotten to bring you the book?
3. have they accepted our proposal this week?
4. have they been to the Hermitage latery?
5. have they got much work this year?
6. have they just bought a new dictionary?
7. has he passed his examination?
8. has she finished her work?
9. Have they invited friend to our place?
10. has the meeting just begun?

The USA produces more doughnuts than all the other countries in the world - not stated
The fillings in doughnuts were first added to make them well-cooked - true
Mrs. Gregory was the best doughnut cook in her town - not stated
Mrs. Gregory invented doughnuts with a hole in the centre. - false
At the beginning of the 20th century, doughnuts became very popular in the United States - true
The doughnut machine brought its inventor lots of money - true
The spelling ‘donut’ is more popular in the US than anywhere else - not stated
The ‘Doughnut Girls’ was the name for women who served in the army during World War I - false