Past simple & present perfect

Where have you been?

• I have being waiting for you since the morning!

• I have been waiting for you for ages!

• I have waited for you since thirty minutes!

• I have waited for you since the Prehistory!

We __________ haven't found a Mexican restaurant in this city. I have ____________ asked a friend of mine and she says there is one round the corner.

• already / ever

• never / just

• already / yet

• still / just

A few years ago, Mike _______ his own fast food restaurant.

• opens

• opened

• has opened

• was opening

Josh ________________ in Southampton since 2017

• has been life

• has lived

• lived

• is living

Josh ____ to Southampton two years ago

• moves

• moved

• has moved

• has been moving

I have bought a new car

• recently.

• last week.

Which picture does best describe the situation? "I've just washed the dishes".

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She …. five books so far. (write)

• She has written five books so far.

• She have written five books so far.

• She wrote five books so far.

• She wrote five books so far.

• She did write five books so far.

The baby … an apple last night. (eat)

• The baby ate an apple last night.

• The baby has eaten an apple last night.

• The baby has eat an apple last night.

• The baby have eaten an apple last night.

• The baby has ate an apple last night.

They … yet in Surabaya. (not, arrive)

• They haven’t arrived yet in Surabaya.

• They didn’t arrive yet in Surabaya.

• They hasn’t arrived yet in Surabaya.

• They not arrived yet in Surabaya.

• They arrive not yet in Surabaya.