Open the brackets using Present Perfect
. I (be) here for two hours.
2. They (own) the house since 1991.
3. They (have) those problems for a long time.
4. We (see) this movie already.
5. You (check) my spelling.
6. Angela (taste) baked bananas in her trip to South America.
7. Lisa (buy) a new television.
8. Donna (break) her leg.
9. Tim and Allison (have) a baby.
10. I (know) Susan for all my life.
11. Dan (work) here since last November.
12. Jamie (be) sick for two days now.
13. You (wait) for an answer since March.
14. Peter (be) here since last summer.
15. I (built) many houses in my life.

1. have been

2. have owned

3. have had

4. have seen

5. have checked

6. has tasted

7. has bought

8. has broken

9. have had

10. have known

11. has worked

12. has been

13. have waited

14. has been

15. have built

Along time ago there lived a king who had a lovely only daughter. she was a sweet and frail creature – very delicate. as the time passed, she grew weaker and weaker and soon it became obvious to all that the princess was dying. all was in vain - love, money, doctors, nurses. then, one day, someone found a shabby old book in the royal library.the book proved of great value as it contained a remarkable recipe for curing just such illness as the princess was suffering from. one of the most important items was pumpkin juice. the king seized at the chance to save his daughter’s life. so the recipe was made  up and a dose of the new cure was given to the princess. from the very first dose there was a marked change for the better, and she was soon on the road to complete recovery.