She ..... been to the cinema twice this week

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

Present perfect sentence: if there is no information about two past events, just one, so it's present perfect

When George died, he and Anne ...... been married for nearly fifty years.

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

It's a past perfect sentence: 2 actions in the past, one happened before the other one

• You don't ....... to provide your name on the survey.

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

If it's a negative sentence it will be always have to

Do you ....... to work late today?

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

It says "today" so it's an obligation in the present

• I ........ to leave work early to go to a doctor's appointment today

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

Obligation in the present

• I ......... a test this morning. (Now it's mid-day)

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

It's possession in the past

• She ....... already made the reservation when Marla suggested the other restaurant.

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

There are 2 events in the past: the suggestion and the reservation that happened before the first one.

Does he ....... a huge number of feelings for her at the moment?

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

Possession in the present.

He ...... written three books and he is working on another one.

• Has

• Had

Answer explanation

We use present perfect when we are talking about our experience up to the present

• They ........ been playing football in that field before it started to rain.

• Have

• Had

Answer explanation

Past perf cont sentence: There's a continuous event in the past happening and another event in the past (the rain).