1. Mr. Smith has been a doctor … 5 years.
2. Use for or since.
I haven’t seen you … ages.
3. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
They … (to meet) in the park last Sunday.
4. Use for or since.
She has known him … her childhood.
5. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
Why ... you (not to call) me yesterday?
6. Use for or since.
My parents have been married … 35 years.
7. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
Mary … (to see) already this film.
8. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
His wife ... (to be) in Italy 3 times.
9. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
Peter and his grandfather … (to play) chess 2 days ago.
10. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
The lesson is over. How many tasks you … (to do)?
11. Use for or since.
Tom has been a reporter … he graduated from the University.
12. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
I’m afraid the manager … (not to come) yet.
13. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
I ... never (to see) a snake.
14. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
I … (to write) my report yesterday.
15. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
... you ever (to lose) your keys?
16. Put in Present Perfect or Past Simple.
I … (to read) already the newspaper. You can take it.

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