1. Fill in the gaps with Present Perfect as in sentence 1/

1 A: Why is everybody laughing? Have you done

(you / do) something tunny?

B: Mike

(fall) into the swimming pool, in

his best suit.

2 A: I'm so happy! I

(pass) my final exams!

B: Lucky I

(not pass) mine. My My

holidays are ruined.

3 A: Be careful! I

(break) a bottle and

there's a lot of glass on the floor.

B: And of course you

(not clean) it up!

4 A: Look, he

(bring) her flowers!

B: Yes, I think he

(fall) in love with her.

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