Present Perfect vs Past Simple #2

Fill in the correct tense: 'I (never / to watch) a series on Netflix.'

Fill in the correct tense: We (to have) no problems since Thomas arrived.

Fill in the correct tense: 'I have not set foot on Ireland since I (to leave) the place in 2014.'

Fill in the correct tense: 'I (to tell / just) Wanda to come back tomorrow.'

Fill in the correct tense: '(to see / you / ever) a white raven?'

Which time indicator is often used with the present perfect?

• five days ago

• in 2017

• yesterday

• yet

Fill in the correct tense: 'No one (to love / ever) me!'

Fill in the correct tense: 'He (to hear / not) anything from her yet.'

Fill in the correct tense: 'At the start of Corona nobody (to know) what was about to happen.'

Fill in the correct tense: 'The gods (to smile) upon us today.'