Use Present Perfect I or the Past Indefinite - She was alone when her husband entered. He looked around the room surprisingly. ‘’What’s it?’’ – he asked. – ‘’I moved about’’. She smiled at him. – ‘’The house is not ready yet. You can’t do it’. – ‘’I have already done it’’. – When Molly entered the room, I said, "I have brought my old album with stamps. I have met your husband on the porch. He asked me to leave it to you". - "Good afternoon, " he said. "Can I see Mary?" - "She's not here”, - answered her mother. - I had a conversation with her, which she did not like, and she left." - "I called the doctor," - said his sister, coming into the room. When Robert came to himself, he asked: "Did you say that you called the doctor? Stop him if you can. I am quite healthy. I can't just imagine why I lost consciousness." - "Where is he? I need to see him." He has gone to the forest". - "Is father downstairs?" - "Yes, he is. "Did he go to the Smiths?" — "Yes, he did. - "What did Mr. Smith say?" "Father has not seen him". - She got up from the table. "I have to go locking the gate. It has got dark". - "Look," - he said, holding a brush in each hand, - what my cousin gave me! He left them on my dressing table". - The boy went out and read the rhyme clear voice . His mother spoke first. "Come here," she told him. "Who taught you this?" - "I invented it myself," - answered the boy. - My clothes are not in the room. They have tool it away. - He has picked a flower. "Look what I did", he said. - "Why did you do that?" "I don't know." - What have I done that my father has been annoyed so strongly? - Then they all went into the dining room and took their seats. “And my brother and I were having breakfast; Meg exclaimed suddenly, “I have absolutely forgotten". - Molly, happened something terrible. The neighbors on the porch they found the baby. - They say that the girl and her aunt sold her house and go somewhere to relatives.