Complete the dialogue by putting the verbs into the present perfect.

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Delegates at an international sales conference in Tokyo are getting to know each other. Write questions using the prompts.

Fill in the blanks with have/has been or have/has gone.

1 I'm afraid Mr Davis ________ to Bali and won't be back for two weeks. 2. Jane will know a good place to stay in New York. She _________ there lots of times. 3. I _________ to the printers to collect the brochures. They're in my car. 4. Mr Lund _________ to Oslo. Would you like the phone number of his hotel? 5. I don't know where their new offices are. I _________ not _________ there.

1. you/ever/be/one of these conferences?

2. you/ever/be/Japan before?

3. you/ever/learn a foreign language?

4. you/ever/organize a conference like this?

5. you/ever/work for a Japanese company?

6. you/ever/eat/sushi?

A: Good afternoon, Mr Heinriksen here. How are you getting on with the car I brought in this morning? ___________ (you/finish it/yet)?

B: Nearly. We __________ (already/do) most of the work on it. We __________ (not/find any major problems/yet), but we __________ (already/fix) the things you mentioned.

A: ___________ (you/check) the headlights? I think they need adjusting.

B: Yes, we ___________ (already/alter) them. The only other thing is that you need two new tyres, but I __________ (not/order them/yet), because they're ?140 each.

A: That's fine, go ahead with that. Do you know what the bill will be?

B: No, I __________ (not/work it out/yet), but it'll be about ?380. Are you coming to get the car now?

A: No, I __________ (not/finish work/yet). I'll be there in about an hour.