1. i havent been to that restaurant. 2. intelligence has problems caused artificial? 3. have him seen where we before? 4. has affected technology skills our map - reading. 5. ben taken that class hasnt.

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# Brief Explanations:
Arrange the words to form a correct present perfect negative sentence. The subject is "I", followed by "haven't been to" and the object "that restaurant".
# Answer:
I haven't been to that restaurant.

### 2.
# Brief Explanations:
Form a correct present perfect question about artificial intelligence causing problems. The structure is "Has + subject (artificial intelligence) + past participle (caused) + object (problems)?", so reorder the words accordingly.
# Answer:
Has artificial intelligence caused problems?

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# Brief Explanations:
Construct a correct present perfect question with a subordinate clause. The main clause is "Have we seen him" and the subordinate clause is "where we before" (corrected to "where we have seen him before" structure, but reordering the given words: "Have we seen him where before?" is adjusted to "Where have we seen him before?"). Wait, the given words are "Have", "him", "seen", "where", "we", "before". So reorder to form "Where have we seen him before?".
# Answer:
Where have we seen him before?

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# Brief Explanations:
Form a correct present perfect sentence. The subject is "technology" (or "Has technology..."? Wait, the words are "Has", "affected", "technology", "skills", "our map - reading". Wait, correct structure: "Has technology affected our map - reading skills?". Wait, the original words: "Has" + "technology" + "affected" + "our map - reading" + "skills". So reorder to "Has technology affected our map - reading skills?". Wait, the period at the end? Wait, no, the original has a period, but it's a question? Wait, no, the user's problem: the fourth one has a period. Wait, maybe a statement? Wait, "Has technology affected our map - reading skills." No, that's a question structure. Wait, maybe a typo, but reorder the words: "Technology has affected our map - reading skills." Wait, the words are "Has", "affected", "technology", "skills", "our map - reading". So rearrange: "Technology has affected our map - reading skills." But with "Has" at the start? No, if it's a statement, "Technology has affected our map - reading skills." If it's a question, "Has technology affected our map - reading skills?". But the original has a period, so maybe a statement. Wait, the words: "Has" (auxiliary), "affected" (past participle), "technology" (subject? No, subject should be "technology", so "Technology has affected our map - reading skills." So reorder: "Technology has affected our map - reading skills."
# Answer:
Technology has affected our map - reading skills.

### 5.
# Brief Explanations:
Form a correct present perfect negative sentence. The subject is "Ben", followed by "hasn't taken" and the object "that class".
# Answer:
Ben hasn't taken that class.

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