Answer: B) Has he ever gone.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: D) Have/ eaten.
Answer: C) Have
Answer: C) Has Robert ever been in the hospital?
Answer: A) Have you been.
Answer: B) Have you visited.
Answer: C) Has/ spoken.
Answer: D) Have you paid.
Answer: A) Present perfect.
Answer: D) Haven't
Answer: D) Have you studied.
Answer: C) Have been.
Answer: C) Has she tried sushi before?
Answer: C) Yes, I have watched the Olympics on TV.
Answer: B) Have you bought.
Answer: B) Have/had
Answer: A) Have
Answer: A) Have you visited.
Answer: D) Have you spoken to your teacher?
Answer: A) Have they lived.
Answer: B) Have you been.
Answer: C) Have you ever been.
Answer: B) Ever
Answer: D) Have you played it.
Answer: B) Have/watched
Answer: C) Have you finished.
Answer: B) Have they.
Answer: A) Have / been waiting.
Answer: B) Have you ever visited Paris?
Answer: A) Have / tried.
Answer: A) Have you realized.
Answer: A) Have you completed the project?
Answer: A) Has
Answer: C) Have you had your eyes tested recently?
Answer: A) Have you ever thought.
Answer: B) Have you ever visited.
Answer: B) Have you seen that new Burger place in the shopping mall?
Answer: A) Present Perfect.
Answer: B) Have you tried / have already tried it.
Answer: B) Have you waited.
Answer: B) Have eaten.
Answer: A) Have you tried.
Answer: B) Once.
Answer: B) Present perfect.
Answer: A) Have you ever.
Answer: A) Have / ever.
Answer: C) Have/you/painted
Answer: B) Has, finished.
Answer: C) Ever given.
Answer: C) How long has your mom been a doctor?
Answer: A) Use 'Have' or 'Has' + subject + past participle.
Answer: D) Hasn't he.
Answer: B) Have you known.