2sentences with the present perfect tense

We have just written our letters.
He has already done his homework.

We haven't written our letters yet.
He hasn't done his homework yet.

Have we written our letters?
Has he done his homework?

The architect has designed a big bridge this year.
Have you ever met any famous man

1would he like an apple? what would he like?
2does she buy a lot of apples? why does she by them?
3does he play in the park? where does he play?
4do they dance on friday? when do they dance?
5do they go to the zoo? where do they go?

1are/ we/ -
2like/ have got/ the/ are
3ducks/ the/ like
4has got/ the/ likes
5cakes/they

1crocodiles aren`t funny (для удобства дольше я буду писать вместо crocodiles с)
2c can`t fly
3c mustn`t drink milk
4c haven`t got little teeth
5The pupil hasn`got c
6tigers don`t like tomatos
7c don`t live in russia
8pigs don`t drink coffee

1i can`t (can not) play here
2they can`t swim
3can i swim?
4can i play here?
5you can play here

1must...
he must
2если вы имели ввиду нравится ли ему эта ручка, то
does...
he does
если же то же, что и в первом, то как синоним слову must (в значении обязательно нужно) можно использовать may (можно, нужно) или can (можно ли, могу ли)

Helen pointed to the tree, and Tom looked up there. He saw Helen's cat high up in the tree. It couldn't get down and was looking as unhappy as Helen was. Tom went over the garden wall and climbed up the tree and carried the cat down safely. Helen was so pleased to get her cat again that she put her arms round Tom's neck and gave him a kiss. This pleased Tom very much. This is certainly what he liked. He wanted the cat to climb up the tree every day. So that night he waited until it is dark and then he climbed the tree. He carried a hammer and nails and a fish in his hand. He knew that cats like fish so he nailed the fish to the tree. If the cat went up the tree the next day, he hoped to get another kiss.