Complete the dialogue with the present perfect form of
the verbs.
Laura (1) you (ever /
go) to a football match, Tom?
Tom No, I haven’t. I (2)
(never / like) football, but I
(3) (watch) a few
cricket matches. What about you? (4)
you (ever / see) a cricket
match?
Laura I haven’t, but my cousin, Matthew,
(5) (be) a cricket
fan for a long time. He
(6) (travel) all over
the world to watch England play.
Tom Really? Which countries (7) he
(visit)?
Laura I can’t remember all of them, but I know he went
to India and Pakistan last year.
Tom I (8) (go) to India,
too. It’s a fantastic place! The Taj Mahal is the
most beautiful place I (9)
(ever / see).
Laura It’s not fair. We (10)
(never / have) a holiday outside England!

Laura (1) have you ever gone to a football match, Tom? Tom No, I haven’t. I (2) have never liked football, but I (3) have watched a few cricket matches. What about you? (4) have you ever seen a cricket match? Laura I haven’t, but my cousin, Matthew, (5) has been a cricket fan for a long time. He (6) has traveled all over the world to watch England play. Tom Really? Which countries (7) has he visited? Laura I can’t remember all of them, but I know he went to India and Pakistan last year. Tom I (8) have gone to India, too. It’s a fantastic place! The Taj Mahal is the most beautiful place I (9) have ever seen. Laura It’s not fair. We (10) have never had a holiday outside England!