Present Perfect or Past Simple - Complete the Sentences

Use the present perfect or past simple

1. I
   my homework yet
   1. didn't finish
   2. haven't finished
2. Sally
   him since he left school
   1. hasn't seen
   2. didn't see
3. We
   to bed very early last night because we were tired
   1. have gone
   2. went
4. He
   to London two years ago
   1. moved
   2. has moved
5. Sam
   me since Tuesday
   1. didn't ring
   2. hasn't rung
6. I
   a very interesting programme on TV
   1. just saw
   2. have just seen
7. Tom
   to France
   1. has never been
   2. never went
8. I
   an old friend of mine last week
   1. have seen
   2. saw
9. They
   to a disco for months
   1. haven't been
   2. weren't
10. He
    to read yet
    1. hasn't learnt
    2. didn't learn
11. Steve Swift is a runner. He
    a lot of medals
    1. has won
    2. won
12. I
    pet dogs since was a little boy
    1. had
    2. have had
13. We
    here for ten years
    1. lived
    2. have lived
14. Kate
    to the party last night
    1. hasn't come
    2. didn't come
15. My family
    to Manchester in 2008
    1. came
    2. has come
16. Suzie
    Helen when she was six years old
    1. met
    2. has met
17. Michelle can't play tennis today. She
    her racquet yesterday
    1. broke
    2. has broken
18. Mr ance Mrs Patel
    two free tickets to Paris in a TV show last week
    1. won
    2. have won
19. First, Robert
    his teeth, then he went to bed
    1. has brushed
    2. brushed
20. Have you ever seen a lion? 'Yes, I
    one when I went to Kenya in 1996
    1. have seen
    2. saw
21. I
    my family for two years
    1. didn't see
    2. haven't seen
22. My sister
    the violin since she was twelve
    1. hasn't play
    2. didn't play
23. I
    this film. Let's watch something else
    1. already saw
    2. have already seen
24. Last week, Fred
    a ladder and broke his arm
    1. fell off
    2. has fallen off
25. I
    such a moving song before
    1. never heard
    2. have never heard
26. Jennifer
    to visit Paris
    1. has always wanted
    2. always wanted
27. He
    the cupboard and took out the coffee
    1. has opened
    2. opened
28. She looks happy. 'Yes. She
    the music competition
    1. has won
    2. won
29. Would you like to watch this DVD? 'Yes, please. I
    that film
    1. haven't seen
    2. didn't see