PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST SIMPLE
11. They ______________ (be) cold when they _______________ (arrive) home.
were; arrived
12. Jack ______________ (break) his arm when he _____________ (fall) off a horse in 2005.
broke; fell
16. Hello! - Hi Mum, it’s me. I just wanted to say I ____________ (arrive) safely and everything is fine.
have arrived
47. Oh no! I ___________________ (lose) my wallet! _____ you _____ (see) it?
have lost; have seen
50. I ___________________ (read) six books this week. – _______ you __________ (like) them?
have read; did like
63. ______ you ________ (read, ever) any of his books? – Yes, of course I _____. What books ______ you _______ (read)? – Actually I ________ (read) almost all of them. – What book _____ you ______ (enjoy) most? – The latest one. – How long _____ you _____ (read) it? – About 2 weeks, it’s very long.
have you ever read; I have; have you read; I have read; did you enjoy; have you read
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PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST SIMPLE
11. They ______________ (be) cold when they _______________ (arrive) home.were; arrived
12. Jack ______________ (break) his arm when he _____________ (fall) off a horse in 2005.
broke; fell
16. Hello! - Hi Mum, it’s me. I just wanted to say I ____________ (arrive) safely and everything is fine.
have arrived
47. Oh no! I ___________________ (lose) my wallet! _____ you _____ (see) it?
have lost; have seen
50. I ___________________ (read) six books this week. – _______ you __________ (like) them?
have read; did like
63. ______ you ________ (read, ever) any of his books? – Yes, of course I _____. What books ______ you _______ (read)? – Actually I ________ (read) almost all of them. – What book _____ you ______ (enjoy) most? – The latest one. – How long _____ you _____ (read) it? – About 2 weeks, it’s very long.
have you ever read; I have; have you read; I have read; did you enjoy; have you been reading
It sounds like the person is still reading the book in the last question, so I corrected the answer to the present continuous form, but I'm not sure if that was what the writer was trying to communicate.
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