A: Would you like some cake? B: No, thanks, I ___ (just / eat).
've just eaten
A: You look sad. B: John ___ (tell) me that we are going to write a test.
has told
___ (your brother / watch) the match yesterday?
Did your brother watch
___ (they / do) their homework yet?
Have they done
___ (your mom / ever / buy) a brand new car?
Has your mom ever bought
Correct the sentence: I've found a funny youtube video yesterday.
I found... (or no yesterday)
Correct the sentence: Mr. Lambert, when have you last seen your wife?
when did you last see
Correct the sentence: Did you ever bake a birthday cake?
Have you ever baked
Correct the sentence: I just got home, so there's no dinner yet.
I've just got / gotten home
Why ___ (they / argue) with Mara yesterday?
did they argue
I ___ (already / save) enough money to buy the necklace for Sarah.
have already saved
Give me the 2 past forms of the verb: buy
bought, bought
Give me the 2 past forms of the verb: get
got, got / gotten
Give me the 2 past forms of the verb: see
saw, seen
