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Present Perfect or Past Simple They methave metmeethas methad met each other only last year. 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. They livedhas livedlivehave lived here all their life and they are not going to move. He just foundjust findhas just foundjust finds a new job and he is very happy about it. 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. She comehas comecamehave come home at 5 o'clock yesterday and wenthave gonehas gonego to bed stright away. We already heardhas already heardalready hearhave already heard the news, you do not have to tell us once more. A: Did you seeHas you seenHave you seenYou see Mary recently? B: Yes, I think I have seenhas seensawsee her last week. The teacher just camehas just comejust comeshave just come into the classroom and now she is checking who is absent. 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. I has never seenhave never seennever sawhave not never seen this man in my entire life! Why is he claiming to know me? 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. 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! 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!