Answer: A) Have you made.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: C) Have / have.
Answer: C) Have presented.
Answer: B) Have you studied?
Answer: C) Have
Answer: A) Have you.
Answer: B) 2 weeks.
Answer: C) Have you finished your homework?
Answer: D) Has she moved.
Answer: D) Has-driven
Answer: B) Have you eaten.
Answer: E) Have you ever broken.
Answer: A) Has she done her homework yet?
Answer: D) Have you known.
Answer: B) Have been.
Answer: C) Have you.
Answer: B) Have, tried.
Answer: A) How long have you lived here?
Answer: A) Haven't you met.
Answer: C) Have they finished the blood test results?
Answer: D) Have you ever.
Answer: C) Have you drunk coffee today?
Answer: B) Have you done.
Answer: B) Has
Answer: A) Have
Answer: B) Have read.
Answer: C) Have you had.
Answer: C) Ever
Answer: A) Have/Has + subject + past participle?
Answer: C) Have/been
Answer: B) Have you seen.
Answer: C) Has he written.
Answer: C) A: Have; ever been / B: have.
Answer: C) Present perfect.
Answer: A) Has she met.
Answer: C) Have you finished.
Answer: B) Hasn't finished.
Answer: A) Has it improved.
Answer: C) Had
Answer: C) Have you studied.
Answer: B) Has he been.
Answer: A) Has he got.
Answer: D) Hasn't she.
Answer: B) Have you ever worked.
Answer: A) Have you ever tried durian?
Answer: B) Yes, they have.
Answer: C) Has, cut.
Answer: D) Have you been to.
Answer: A) Have you taken your dogs to the beach?
Answer: B) Yes, we have.
Answer: A) Have / met.
Answer: A) Have you visited.
Answer: B) Have eaten.
Answer: A) Have you painted the kitchen door?
Answer: B) Have you visited the new museum?