Put the words in the correct form.1. 1. i ...... just (visit) mr.great, a popular singer. have just visited. .......... 2. he ..... just (talk)to me.. ....... 3. we .... already (listen) to his songs. .......... 4 they ...... already (play) his music on tv. .......... 5. mr great .......just (start) a new album. ....... 6. people.....not (watch) his new video yet.............. 7.he .......not ( invite) any people yet. .......

1. I have just visited Mr. Great, a popular singer.
2. He has just talked to me.
3. We have already listened to his songs.
4. They have already played his music on TV.
5. Mr. Great has just started a new album.
6. People have not watched his new video yet.
7. He has not invited any people yet.

The sentences are formed using the Present Perfect tense, which requires the auxiliary verb have or has followed by the past participle (V3) of the main verb. You can find more detailed rules and examples on British Council LearnEnglish or practice similar exercises on EnglishGrammar.org. Would you like to convert these sentences into the interrogative form?