Simple past or present perfect?

1. - Have you seenDid you see�that film? - Yes, I have seensaw�it last week.
2. When has he phoneddid he phone�you?
3. - Has she fedDid she feed�the dog? - Yes, she has fedfed�it before lunch.
4. - How long have you liveddid you live�here? - Oh, for a long time.
5. - When has he arriveddid he arrive�? - He has arrivedarrived�at three o' clock.
6. I have readread�that book when I was at school.
7. - How long have you haddid you have�that skirt? - For two weeks. - Where have you boughtdid you buy�it?
8. I have never drunknever drank�whisky.
9. - Have you seenDid you see�Ann recently? - Yes, I have seensaw�her yesterday.
10. I love Brad Pitt. I have seensaw�all his films.

Add for�or since:

1. She has travelled �two days.
2. I have been waiting for you �three hours!!!
3. I have known him �last month.
4. He has lived here �1950.
5. He has had that car �the beginning of January.
6. They have been in England �a month.
7. I've loved him �we first met.

Choose�a suitable time expression:

1. I have known him last Saturdayfor two years
2. When did you lastjustever�see him?
3. I haven't seen that film alreadyneveryet
4. She phoned me alreadyfor five minutesfive minutes ago
5. Have you had breakfast alreadyyetever?
6. We didn't see him at the party last Saturdayfor a weekyet
7. I have alreadysinceever�read that poem.
8. She has eversometimestwo minutes agojust�left.

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