Answer: A) Have you been.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Have you visited.
Answer: B) Have you ever read.
Answer: A) Have/seen
Answer: A) Have you cleaned.
Answer: A) Have-seen
Answer: C) Has she been.
Answer: C) Have you known.
Answer: B) Have we spent.
Answer: C) Have you washed.
Answer: B) Have
Answer: A) Have / met.
Answer: B) To inquire about experiences or actions relevant to the present (e.g., 'Have you ever traveled abroad?').
Answer: A) Have you seen.
Answer: D) Have you seen.
Answer: D) Have
Answer: C) Have
Answer: A) Have you washed.
Answer: A) What have you beeen doing?
Answer: A) Have/ ever.
Answer: A) Have you worked.
Answer: A) Has the bus left.
Answer: D) Have-gone
Answer: C) Have you had your lunch?
Answer: C) Has Jake ever run a marathon?
Answer: A) Have you finished.
Answer: D) Has, flown.
Answer: A) Have I finished my homework?
Answer: B) Have you ever tried.
Answer: A) Has
Answer: B) Has
Answer: A) Haven't you seen the latest science fiction movie?
Answer: C) Have you ever had anything stolen.
Answer: B) Has Mary finished her homework already?
Answer: A) Have
Answer: D) Have you found.
Answer: B) Haven't / tried.
Answer: A) Have you known.
Answer: C) Present Perfect.
Answer: A) Have you finished your homework yet?
Answer: A) Have they.
Answer: A) Have you ever sent.
Answer: A) Present Perfect.
Answer: C) Have you ever been.
Answer: D) Have you ever worked.
Answer: B) Have you ever been to Greece?
Answer: D) Have you done/ finished.
Answer: D) How long have you studied at TUNS?
Answer: C) Have; ridden.
Answer: C) Have you bought.
Answer: B) Have / have.
Answer: B) Have you seen.
Answer: B) Have/Has + S + V3.
Answer: B) Why have you brought that?