Verb Phrase 86.a
Fill the gaps with a form of the verb given at the end of each sentence.
1
Her father hasn't . . . . . her the answer. (tell)
2
The animals have . . . . . fatter during the summer. (get)
3
Who else have you . . . . . to your debut? (invite)
4
The critics . . . . . said anything really negative. (not have)
5
We . . . . . done the work already. (have)
6
Has your invention . . . . . the test of time? (stand)
7
Has anybody . . . . . the washing in? (bring)
8
The footballer . . . . . forgotten his boots. (have)
9
The general . . . . . ordered his army to attack. (not have)
10
I . . . . . copied most of the pages, but the machine broke. (have)
11
Where have the children . . . . . their sweets? (hide)
12
Mr Brooks' attitude has . . . . . me almost crazy. (drive)
13
Mum hasn't . . . . . me a slice of cake. (cut)
14
Why have you . . . . . the table to the other end of the room? (move)
15
Emily . . . . . chosen a DVD player for her birthday present. (have)
16
I . . . . . slept so long for ages. (not have)