Present Perfect Simple or Past Simple

1. They methave metmeethas methad met�each other only last year.
2. I am sorry I just arrivedjust arrivehave just arrivedhas just arrived�and I am afraid I has not heardhave not hearddo not heardid not hear�what you said.
3. They livedhas livedlivehave lived�here all their life and they are not going to move.
4. He just foundjust findhas just foundjust finds�a new job and he is very happy about it.
5. Last week our teacher has givengavehave givengive�us a lot of work to do, but we did not dohave not donedid notdo not�even a half of it yet.
6. She comehas comecamehave come�home at 5 o'clock yesterday and wenthave gonehas gonego�to bed stright away.
7. We already heardhas already heardalready hearhave already heard�the news, you do not have to tell us once more.
8. A: Did you seeHas you seenHave you seenYou see�Mary recently? B: Yes, I think I have seenhas seensawsee�her last week.
9. The teacher just camehas just comejust comeshave just come�into the classroom and now she is checking who is absent.
10. We has learnthave learntlearntlearn�a lot of new words by heart lately. Last year we have not learnthas not learntnot learntdid not learn�so many.
11. I has never seenhave never seennever sawhave not never seen�this man in my entire life! Why is he claiming to know me?
12. A: When have you starteddid you starthas you starteddo you start�this course? I do not remember exactly. I think it werehas beenwashave been�last month.
13. Why hasn't he calleddidn't he callhaven't he calledhe not called�me yet? I waitwaitedhas waitedhave waited�for his phone call for ages!
14. I have readreadhas readreads�four of six books so far. Last week did not haddid not havehave not hadhas not had�enough time for reading, but this week I has readread (1form of the verb)read (2 form of the verb)have read�two and a half books! That makes more than a half now!

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