Mirar Present Perfect Practice

Hoy yo ya _____ el correo cinco veces y nada. (mirar)

I've already checked my email five times today and nothing.

¿_____ tú ya en el cajón de arriba? Suelo guardarlas ahí. (mirar)

Have you already looked in the top drawer? I usually keep them there.

El mecánico ya _____ el coche y dice que no tiene nada grave. (mirar)

The mechanic has already looked at the car and says there's nothing seriously wrong.

Esta semana _____ tres pisos, pero ninguno nos convence. (mirar)

This week we've looked at three flats, but none of them convinces us.

Todos me _____ raro desde que me corté el pelo. (mirar)

Everyone has been looking at me strangely since I got my hair cut.

Yo nunca _____ el cielo con un telescopio. (mirar)

I've never looked at the sky through a telescope.

¿Por qué _____ tú mi móvil? ¡Es privado! (mirar)

Why have you looked at my phone? It's private!

Hoy mi hijo no _____ el móvil en todo el día. ¡Increíble! (mirar)

Today my son hasn't looked at his phone all day. Incredible!

Hasta ahora nosotros solo _____ las fotos; todavía no hemos leído el texto. (mirar)

So far we've only looked at the photos; we haven't read the text yet.

Mis padres _____ todas las opciones y al final se quedan en su casa. (mirar)

My parents have looked at all the options and in the end they're staying in their house.

¿_____ vosotros los horarios del tren? Salimos en una hora. (mirar)

Have you (all) checked the train times? We're leaving in an hour.

Me _____ al espejo y no me reconozco con este corte de pelo. (mirar)

I've looked in the mirror and I don't recognise myself with this haircut.

¿Alguien _____ si queda leche en la nevera? (mirar)

Has anyone checked whether there's any milk left in the fridge?

¿Cuántas veces _____ tú el reloj en esta reunión? Se nota que te aburres. (mirar)

How many times have you looked at the clock in this meeting? It's obvious you're bored.