Present Perfect vs Past Simple Inter KWS

A Did you try / Have you tried green tea before, Mr Pearson?

B Er, yes, I did / have. I had / have had it last time I was / have been here. I like it very much.

• -Did you try

  -Yes, I have

  • -Had

  • -Was

• -Have you tried

  -Yes, I had

  • -Have had

  • -have been

• -Have you tried

  -Yes, I have

  • -Had

  • -Was

• -Did you try

  -Yes, I have

  • -Had

  • -have been

I'd like to introduce you all to Dr Alan Winter, who came / has come over from the

Atlanta office to spend a few days at our research centre.

Welcome to Berlin, Dr Winter.

Thank you very much, Wolfgang. It was / has been kind of you to invite me.

• - Has come

  • -has been

• - Came

  • -Was

• - Has come

  • -Was

... And then Juventus scored / has scored the winner.

It was / has been an incredible goal!

Did you see / Have you seen the Lazio game last night, Miss Sterling?

Yes, I did / have. Wasn't it / Hasn't it been a great match? One of the best I ever saw /

have ever seen.

• -Scored

  -Was

  -Did you see

  • -Yes, I did

  • -Wasn't it

  • - Have ever seen

• -Has scored

  -Has been

  -Did you see

  • -Yes, I did

  • -Wasn't it

  • - Have ever seen

• -Scored

  -Was

  -Did you see

  • -Yes, I did

  • -Hasn't it been

  • - Have ever seen

Rain stopped / has stopped play again yesterday, I see.

Sorry?

Toe cricket. They cancelled / have cancelled the match.

Oh, they didn't / haven't! Well, we certainly didn't see / haven't seen much cricket this summer.

• -Stopped

  -Cancelled

  -They didn't

  -Haven't seen

• -Has stopped

  -Have cancelled

  -They didn't

  -Didn't see

• -Stopped

  -Have cancelled

  -They haven't

  -Haven't seen

I think this is your first time in Finland, isn't it, Catherine? Or were you /

have you been here before?

Actually, I came / have come here on holiday once, but that was / has been a long time ago.

• -Have you been

  -Came

  -Have been

• -Were you

  -Came

  -Was

• -Have you been

  -Came

  -Was

That's a terrible joke, Marty.

No, you see, he copied / has copied her test, right?

Marty, we heard / 've heard the joke before. It's ancient. Okay, everybody , time to work.

I thought / have thought it was / has been funny.

• -Has copied

  -'ve heard

  -Was

• -Copied

  -'ve heard

  -Was

• -Copied

  -'ve heard

  -Has been

What I do worry about is what's going on between our vice-president and our head

of finance.

They're having an affair?

Didn't you hear / Haven't you heard? I thought / I have thought everybody knew / has known.

No! o one ever tells me anything!

• -Haven't you heard?

  -Thought

  -Knew

• -Haven't you heard?

  -Has thought

  -Has known

• -Haven't you heard?

  -Have hought

  -Knew

• -Didn't you hear

  - Thought

  -Knew