B. finished

"My homework finished just in time for dinner."

C. has visited

"She has visited her grandparents several times since the beginning of the year."

D. hasn't seen

"They haven't seen that movie in the theater yet, but they plan to go soon."

B. have lived

"We have lived in this city for over five years, and we really enjoy it."

D. has been

"He has been to the new restaurant a few times recently and always enjoys the food."

A. has improved

"Tom has improved his house a lot recently to make it look more modern."

A. has learned

"Emily has learned many new recipes from her grandmother lately."

A. have seen

"I have seen that movie before, and I remember it was very interesting."

C. have already

"You have already heard this song before, haven't you? It's been on the radio a lot recently."

B. has already

"She finished her homework, so she has already done it."

A. has arrived

"They have arrived at the airport and are waiting for their flight."

A. have never

"I have never seen that movie, so I can recommend something else."

A. has recently

"He finished the book, but he has recently not written the review yet."

C. has

"She has visited that museum, and she really enjoyed it."

A. have just

"I have just completed the assignment, and I am now working on the next one."

A. has given

"Ben has given his old bicycle to his cousin who needed it for his daily commute."

A. has completed

"Kate has completed her homework on time every day this week before dinner."

D. has got

"The resort has got a stunning view of the ocean and surrounding islands."

A. has

"Our town has a variety of shops and restaurants in the center."