Prétérit simple ou present perfect?

We (go) to visit my uncle every Friday when I was a child.
1. We went
2. we have gone
I (be) abroad a lot last year. (abroad = à l'étranger)
1. I was
2. I have been
I (not/see) Jane for ages.
1. I didn't see
2. I haven't seen
(ever / ride) she a horse.
1. Did she ride
2. Has she ever ridden
"You look tired!" "Oh yes, I (work) all day".
1. I worked
2. I have worked
Oh look! Somebody (break into) the house.
1. somebody broke into
2. Somebody has broken
David (do) a lot of homework last week.
1. David did
2. David has done
He (meet) her yesterday.
1. He met
2. He has met
There (be) a small garage here a few years ago.
1. There was
2. There has been
Great! I (finish) the exercise.
1. I finished
2. I've finished
(you ever eat) moussaka?
1. Have you ever eaten
2. did you eat
I (see) him yesterday.
1. I saw him
2. I've seen him
I (come) into the office this morning and the light was on.
1. I came
2. I've come
You look tired.
I (work) all day.
1. I've worked
2. I worked
He (buy) this car five years ago.
1. he bought
2. he has bought
Lucy (begin) working for BBC in 1991
1. Lucy began
2. Lucy has begun
I (be) abroad a lot last year.
1. I was
2. I've been
I (know) him for years.
1. I have known
2. I knew
(you/ever/swim) in the sea?
1. Have you ever swum
2. Did you swim
Karen (do) a lot of homework last week.
1. Karen has done
2. Karen did
They first (meet) about ten years ago
1. they first met
2. they have first met
I (be) in a good mood yesterday. Everything went well.
1. I was
2. I've been
John (be) to Asia several times this year.
1. John has been
2. John went
Somebody (break) the window last night.
1. Somebody has broken
2. Somebody broke
Have you seen Jenny today?
1. Yes, I saw her at about ten.
2. Yes, I've seen her at about ten.
Barbara (never / be) to this country before
1. has never been
2. never was
3. never has been
I (never/ see) this film before. (you/see) it?
1. I have never seen
2. did you see
3. have you seen
4. I never saw
Have you been to Australia? Yes, I (go) there last year.
1. I went there
2. I have gone there
(meet/ your sister) my friend? No, she (not/meet) him yet.
1. has your sister met
2. did your sister meet
3. no she didn't meet
4. no, she hasn't met
When (he/go) there? he (go) there last January.
1. when did he go
2. when has he gone
3. he has gone
4. he went
Yesterday, I (see) a big blue limousine in front of your house. Who (be) it?
1. I saw
2. I have seen
3. who has it been
4. who was it
We (not go) out last Sunday because it was raining.
1. we didn't go
2. we haven't gone
Is the window open? Yes, the waiter (just open) it.
1. has just opened
2. just opened
Where is your mother? She (go) to the shops.
1. she has gone
2. she went
Where are the children? They (go) to the park a minute ago
1. they have gone
2. they went
we (not/have) a holiday by the seaside for seven years.
1. didn't have
2. haven't had
I (be) to the market and bought some vegetables. Here they are.
1. I was
2. I have been
tony isn't at home now. He (go) to the post office
1. he has gone
2. he went