<p></p><p><b>5. Fill in the gaps
with the suitable signal word: <i>already</i>,
<i>always</i>, <i>ever</i>, <i>for</i>, <i>just</i>, <i>yet</i>, <i>lately</i>, <i>never</i>, <i>recently</i>, <i>since</i>, <i>so</i> <i>far</i>,
<i>still</i>. </b></p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>1. Why haven't you called Tom {#1}? He’s been waiting to talk to you {#2} two hours. </p>

<p>2. It’s very hard to decide where to go. Have you {#3}
been to New York?
</p>

<p>3. Mary has {#4} read this book. She is going to
the library tomorrow. </p>

<p>4. Julie {#5} hasn't learnt how to drive a bike. She
can hardly keep her balance on two wheels.&nbsp;
</p>

<p>5. Sam hasn't visited the doctor {#6}. He’s afraid of being hospitalised.<br></p>

<p>6. I have {#7} heard the news. I’m calling Michel
immediately. </p>

<p>7. Heidi has ridden a horse in the park {#8}.
She is not going to do it again for the next three days. </p>

<p>8. She has been drinking coffee {#9} the performance
started. </p>

<p>9. They have been on a business trip {#10} a fortnight.</p>

<p>10. I have {#11} dreamt of becoming a pilot. So I
hope I will be accepted into the flight academy. </p>

<p>11. I have sent ten e-mails {#12}. There are twenty
more to be sent.&nbsp; </p>

<p>12. Alex has {#13}
met any TV star in person though he has {#14}
been working for the TV production company {#15}
a year.&nbsp; </p>

<p>13. It is the first time I have {#16} watched a
reality show on TV.</p>

<p>14. Have they {#17} had that cottage on the river
bank? I’m looking for a place to have a picnic.&nbsp;
</p>

<p>15. Have you {#18} taken my
phone? Where has it gone?</p><p></p><p><br></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
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