Lesson 20 ☘ I have done … (present perfect) and I did … (past simple)

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. “Have you seen Ann?”
  “Yes, I . . .
  saw
  her 5 minutes ago.”
  - saw
  - have seen
2. “Have you started your new job?”
  “Yes, I . . .
  started
  it last week.”
  - have started
  - started
3. “Have your friends arrived?”
  “Yes, they . . .
  arrived
  at 5 o’clock.”
  - arrived
  - have arrived
4. “Has Sarah gone away?”
  “Yes, she . . .
  went
  away on Friday.”
  - went
  - has gone
5. “Have you worn your new shoes?”
  “Yes, I . . .
  wore
  them yesterday.”
  - have worn
  - wore
Complete the sentences.
1. I . . .
  have lost
  my key. I can’t find it.
  - lost
  - have lost
  - was lost
  - was losing
2. . . .
  Did you see
  Ann yesterday?
  - Have you seen
  - Did you see
  - Are you seeing
  - Did you saw
3. I . . .
  finished
  my work at 2 o’clock.
  - finished
  - have finished
  - was finishing
  - have been finishing
4. I’m ready now. I . . .
  have finished
  my work.
  - finished
  - have finished
  - was finishing
  - have been finishing
5. What time . . .
  did you finish
  your work?
  - have you finished
  - did you finish
  - are you finishing
  - was you finishing
6. Sue isn’t here. She . . .
  has gone
  out.
  - went
  - has gone
  - was going
  - has go
7. Jim’s grandmother . . .
  died
  in 2013.
  - has died
  - died
  - has been dying
  - was dying
8. Where . . .
  were you
  last night?
  - have you been
  - have you been being
  - did you be
  - were you
Complete the sentences.
1. My friend is a writer. He . . .
  has written
  many books.
  - has written
  - wrote
2. We . . .
  didn’t have
  a holiday last year.
  - didn’t have
  - haven’t had
3. I . . .
  played
  tennis yesterday afternoon.
  - played
  - have played
4. What time . . .
  did you go
  to bed last night?
  - did you go
  - have you gone
5. . . .
  Have you ever met
  a famous person?
  - Have you ever met
  - Did you ever meet
6. The weather . . .
  wasn’t be
  very good yesterday.
  - wasn’t be
  - hasn’t been
7. My hair is wet. I . . .
  have just washed
  it.
  - just did wash
  - have just washed
8. I . . .
  washed
  my hair before breakfast this morning.
  - washed
  - have washed
9. Kathy travels a lot. She . . .
  has visited
  many countries.
  - visited
  - has visited
10. “Is Sonia here?”
  “No, she . . .
  hasn’t come
  yet.
  - didn’t come
  - hasn’t come
Put the verb in the present perfect or past simple.
1. “ . . .
  Have you ever been
  to Florida?”
  “Yes we . . .
  went
  there on holiday two years ago.”
  - Did you ever be … went
  - Have you ever been … have gone
  - Were you ever … has gone
2. “ . . .
  Did you have
  a good time to Florida two years ago?”
  “Yes, it . . .
  was
  great”.
  - Did you have … were
  - Have you had … was
  - Did you had … has been
3. “Where’s Alan? . . .
  000
  him?”
  “Yes, he . . .
  000
  out a few minutes ago.”
  - Have you seen … have gone
  - Did you see … have gone
  - Did you see … went
  - Have you seen … went
4. “Do you know Martin’s sister?”
  “I . . .
  saw
  her a few times but I . . .
  have never spoken
  to her.”
  - seen … never speak
  - saw … has never spoken
  - haven’t seen … have never spoken
5. “ . . .
  Have you ever spoken
  to her?”
  “Yes. I . . .
  met
  her a party last week.”
  - Have you ever spoken … met
  - Have you ever spoke … have met
  - Did you ever spoken … have been meeting
6. She . . .
  worked
  there for two years but she . . .
  didn’t enjoy
  it very much.
  - worked … haven’t enjoyed
  - has worked … didn’t enjoy
  - has been worked … haven’t enjoyed

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