Past Simple/Present Perfect

The baker has already sold all his cakes.

The baker already sold all his cakes.

The baker has already sell all his cakes

I have got up very early yesterday.

I got up very early yesterday.

I have get up very early yesterday.

She hasn’t written me for two months.

She didn’t write me for two months.

She hasn’t wrote me for two months

Tom did no homework this week.

Tom have done no homework this week.

Tom has done no homework this week.

When he has lived in Boston he used to go to work by train.

When he lived in Boston he used to go to work by train.

When he have lived in Boston he used to go to work by train.

She has finished her work half an hour ago.

She have finished her work half an hour ago.

She finished her work half an hour ago.

I was never to England.

I have never been to England.

I has never been to England.

We haven’t seen him since that evening.

We didn’t see him since that evening.

We hasn’t seen him since that evening.

Last Sunday they have had a picnic in the country.

Last Sunday they has had a picnic in the country.

Last Sunday they had a picnic in the country.

Did you buy any interesting books recently?

Have you bought any interesting books recently?

Have you buy any interesting books recently?