EXERCISE 11 Circle the correct words to complete this conversation between a grandmother (A) and granddaughter (B). In some cases, both answers are possible. If both answers are correct, circle both. A: I'm planning to take a vacation next summer. B: I see you have some information on the kitchen table. Have you (look (ooked) at these brochures yet? A: No, not (already/yet). I've been so busy. I (haven't/didn't) had time (already/yet). But I've (already/yet) decided that I want to have some kind of adventure. B: Wow, Grandma. These look like exciting trips. How about this one? A kayak trip on the Mississippi River? A: Oh. (I've done that one already./I've already done that one.) B: I don't remember. A: (I've done/I did) it two years ago with my friend Betty. B: How about skydiving? Have you tried that (yet/already)? A: No. I (never haveever had). But it's not for me. It's a bit too risky. B: How about this one: white-water rafting. It's so much fun. (Have ever you tried/Have you ever tried) it? A: No. I (haven't/didn't). (Have/Did) you? 11. 10. 12. B: Yes, I (did/have). Many times, in fact. 13. A: It looks dangerous. B: It really isn't. You wear a life jacket. And the rafting trips are rated according to difficulty. Look. Here's an easy trip on the Colorado River. (Have you/Did you) seen this one yet? A: No, I (haven't/didn't). It looks interesting. 14. 15. B: Should we fill out the application? A: Wait a minute. I haven't made up my mind (already/yet). 16