Writing short sentence to practice the present perfect

Hello Emiliano,

Some good work especially as it is easy to confuse the present perfect in English with the past in Italian!

Remember that there are two forms of the verb 'go' in the present perfect, 'been' and 'gone'. You use 'been' when you go to a place and have returned. 'I've been to my family today.' But I'm back now correcting notebooks!

My wife has gone to University. - I am alone now so I will have to make my own cup of tea :(

Hope this helps

Bob

Writing Short Sentence To Practice The Present Perfect

Good evening to all, and thank you in advance for your corrections.

- I've just finished studying English, and now I'm practicing writing it.
- I've gone out, and I'll come back in one hour.
- A: Do you want something to eat? B: No thanks, I've just had lunch.
- A: Oh my god! What happened? B: I've cut my finger.
- A: What did she do? B: She's broken her leg, and now she's wearing a cast.
- A: Where have you been on holiday/vacation? B: I've been in Spain.
- I've just gone to Spain on holiday/vacation. I came back to the office today.
- A: Has it stopped raining yet? B: Not yet, according to the forecast, should stop at 16/4PM.
- A: Have you arrived? B: Not yet, I'm on my way.
- A: Did you hear? The police have arrested two men involved with the robbery. B: Yes, I did, I feel safer now.
- I've forgotten my wallet, Could you buy me a cup of coffee, please?
- A: Did you reply to the customer? B: I written the email, but I haven't sent it yet, I'll do it soon.
- I've already paid for it, but I didn't receive it yet! I'll call customer service to complain to them.
- I've lost my key, do you have a spare?
- A: Shall I call the restaurant to reserve a table? B: No, I've already done it.
- Have you found a place to live yet? (In this sentence if you want, you can omit "yet") 
- I'm looking for ideas for my holiday/vacation, but I haven't decided yet.
- ( During a call ) A: What time are you leaving? B: I've just left the party, it was so boring.
- I've seen her before, but I don't remember where.
- The temperature has fallen this afternoon, it was 20C this morning, but now, it's 12C degrees.

Cheers,

Emiliano

Great job Emiliano, you did very, very well with these sentences! I only had to make a few minor corrections on some. Most of your sentences could be easily combined, by adding commas to them. Other than that, I just noted a few misused words in a few sentences, but overall you did very well! If you have any questions, please let me know! If you would like help to practice and improve your English, I'd be happy to help you!