PRESENT PERFECT vs PAST SIMPLE

Yesterday, I _____my dictionary at home; so, I _____ another one from my classmate.

• have forgotten / borrowed

• forgot / borrowed

• forget / have borrowed

• was forget / have borrowed

I _____ my keys, so I can’t get in.

• lost

• am losing

• was lost

• have lost

My brother _____ the USA three times.

• have visited

• visited

• has visited

• was visiting

Last month, I _____ Venice for the first time.

• have visited

• visiting

• was visit

• visited

My best friend Chris _______ ten years; we still meet once a week at least.

• has known me since

• has known me for

• knew me for

• knew me since

I _____ volleyball _____ I was a little kid; I’m pretty good at it.

• have played / since

• played / for

• played / since

• have played / for

Sorry, I _____ the train; shall we meet tomorrow?

• missing

• missed

• to miss

• have missed

I’m sorry, my mother isn’t here now. She ______ shopping _____ some groceries.

• has gone / to buy

• gone / to buy

• has gone / for buy

• went / for buy

Daniel _____ his lunch quickly and left home.

• has finished

• finished

• finishes

• should finish

I _____ (finish) painting the walls finally and I’m so tired!