It / not rain / for three weeks
It hasn't rained for three weeks.
Martin / not feel well / for a few days
Martin hasn't felt well for a few days.
My sister ate dinner earlier than usual. (How can we say it in present perfect tense?)
My sister has already eaten dinner.
You / spend / all your money / already?
Have you spent all your money already?
I / be / in Artvin / three years ago.
I was in Artvin three years ago
When / Derek / arrive the hotel?
When did Derek arrive the hotel?
I / see / this film before
I've seen this film before.
We _______________ dinner. Do you want to join us?
haven't had
Harry finished the washing-up very recently. (How can we say it in present tense?)
Harry has just finished the washing-up.
Sam didn't buy a new car but he'll buy it later. (how can we say it in present perfect tense?)
Sam hasn't bought a new car yet.
Jessica / live here / since she was a baby
Jessica's lived here since she was a baby.
Janet _____________her homework. Can she watch the Tv now?
has done
It/ snow/ heavily / last week
It snowed heavily last week.