1. Choose the correct sentences

The correct sentence:

• Jane has bought a book yesterday.
• Jane bought a book yesterday.

The correct sentence:

• Has she read the book yet?
• Did she read the book yet?

The correct sentence:

• Yes, Jane has yet read the book.
• Yes, Jane has already read the book.

The correct sentence:

• Two days ago, I met Robert for the first time.
• Two days ago, I've met Robert for the first time.

The correct sentence:

• I haven't never met my cousin before.
• I haven't met my cousin before.

The correct sentence:

• We have just finished watching the new film.
• We just finished watching the new film.

The correct sentence:

• We watched the previous film in the series last year.
• We've watched the previous film in the series last year.

2. Choose the correct options

3. Rebecca [never visited|has never visited] Italy.

4. I [have talked|talked] on the phone recently.

5. Helen [didn't have|hasn't had] lunch yet.

6. [Has Jill been|Did Jill go] to the shopping mall yet?

7. Lily [didn't play|hasn't played] the piano yesterday.

8. Kate [just took|has just taken] a lot of photos.

9. James [has visited|visited] the museum last week.

10. Sam [has seen|saw] two films in the cinema recently.

11. [Have you ever seen|Did you ever see] a crocodile?

12. Mr Brown [worked|has worked] at school since 2005.

13. David [rode|has ridden] a bike yesterday.