Past Simple/Present Perfect

Which is right?

• The baker has already sold all his cakes.

• The baker already sold all his cakes.

• The baker has already sell all his cakes

Which is right?

• I have got up very early yesterday.

• I got up very early yesterday.

• I have get up very early yesterday.

Which is right?

• She hasn’t written me for two months.

• She didn’t write me for two months.

• She hasn’t wrote me for two months

Which is right?

• Tom did no homework this week.

• Tom have done no homework this week.

• Tom has done no homework this week.

Which is right?

• 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.

Which is right?

• 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.

Which is right?

• I was never to England.

• I have never been to England.

• I has never been to England.

Which is right?

• We haven’t seen him since that evening.

• We didn’t see him since that evening.

• We hasn’t seen him since that evening.

Which is right?

• 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.

Which is right?

• Did you buy any interesting books recently?

• Have you bought any interesting books recently?

• Have you buy any interesting books recently?