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Answer 1

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I've had these shoes since my eighteenth birthday.

I tidied my desk, but now it's in a mess again.

The last time I went to Brighton was in August.

I'd like to meet a ghost, but I have never seen one.

I've finished my homework. I did it before tea.

And the race is over! And Micky Simpson has won in a record time!

I worked for a computer company for a year. That was after college.

What time did you get to work this morning?

Martin has been to Greece five times. He loves the place.

The President has come out of the building and is going to make a speech.

You won't believe this, but I've got some tickets for the concert.  Oh, well done. How did you get them?

Of course I can ride a bike. But I have not riden one for years.

Marilyn Monroe was in about thirty films.

Have you ever  baked your own bread?  No, but I might try it some time.

Janet was very ill three years ago.

Rupert has left a message for you. He rang last night.

Have you seen the news today?  No, not yet. I'll watch it at ten.

We moved here in 1993. We have been here a long time no

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Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with these exercises. Here are the answers and combined sentences:

Past Simple or Present Perfect Simple:

1. When (you/go) … to San Francisco? - I never (to be)… to San Francisco.
2. How many times (you/be) … to London?
3. They (to lose) key yesterday.
4. They just (to lose) key.
5. Usually (have) dinner in the morning?
6. (You/ have) dinner today?
7. (he/be) … in the office yesterday?
8. I (not/see) … Peter last week because he was ill.
9. President (visit) … our country five years ago.
10. I (meet) … Prince Charles this year.
11. How often (you/go) … on holiday when you were a child?
12. Welcome back, John. (you/have) … a good holiday?
13. I (like) … tennis ever since I first watched Wimbledon on TV.
14. I (work) … for Microsoft between 1999 and 2002.
15. What time (you/arrive) … ?
16. How long (you/know) … your wife before you got married?

Present Perfect:

1. (I/never/be) … to New York.
2. (She/be) … to Australia three times.
3. (you/ever/be) … to Japan?
4. How many countries (you/be) … to?
5. There's a new cinema in town. (you/be) … there yet?
6. I'm ready to go. (you/finished) … yet?
7. Susie isn't here. (she/go) … to the shops for some bread.
8. You have a great suntan, Sally. (you/be) … on holiday?

Make up your own sentences in present perfect or past indefinite tenses:

1. He hasn't come yet.
2. She began to read.
3. When did he arrive?
4. He began to read an hour ago.
5. She arrived recently.
6. He has already passed the examination in Math.
7. What mark did you get?
8. We didn't pass the exam last week.
9. How many books has he read?
10. She has not read this book.

Combine two sentences into one using conjunctions:

1. When I got to the pub, no one was there because they had gone somewhere else.
2. I arrived home after my wife had gone away on holiday, and all she left was a note.
3. I did not play tennis with Tom yesterday afternoon because I had already played twice in the morning.
4. I did not go to the cinema because I had seen the film twice, and I did not want to see it for a third time.
5. I went to my old school to visit some of the teachers. I saw Mr. Field and Mrs. Scott, but Mr. Wells had died two years earlier.
6. I got to the bus station two minutes late, and the bus had already left.
7. I was extremely nervous about speaking at the conference because I had never stood up in front of so many people before.
8. She was a teacher but became a journalist after.