Past Simple / Present perfect with FOR and SINCE.

I _____ William since this morning.

• haven’t seen

• didn’t see

• not saw

My sister and I _____ our own bedrooms since we were six.

• had

• have had

• haved

Mrs Chan _____ us last year.

• hasn’t taught

• didn’t teach

• not taught

My brother _____ glasses for six months, but he doesn’t wear them at school.

• wore

• has worn

• weared

My dad _____ in chess competitions ten years ago.

• played

• has played

• playing

Complete the dialogue with the present perfect or past simple form of the verbs in brackets.

A: Hi Pam! You look nice. How long have you had that dress?

B: I ’ve _____ (have) it for ages! In fact, I _____ (buy) it a year ago.

(ответы через запятую, продолжение на след. слайде)

(a)  

A: Well, I (a)   (not see) you since March!

B: True. You look nice, too. Have you cut your hair?

A: Yes, I have. I (a)   (go) to the hairdresser last weekend.

B: I saw your brother yesterday by the way. How long (a)   (he / be) home from university?

A: He _____ (be) home since last week. But his course _____ (finish) last month. B: I see. Anyway, good to see you!

A: You too!

(a)