He .... ( give ) me flowers yesterday. PAST TENSE
gave
He ... ( not like ) the party last night. PAST TENSE
didn't like
They ... ( just / eat ) the cake. PRESENT PERFECT
have just eaten
We ... ( not buy ) the car yet. PRESENT PERFECT
haven't bought
When she ... (see ) me, she ... (wave ) to me. PAST TENSE
saw / waved
... ( you / eat ) popcorn when you were at the cinema? PAST TENSE
Did you eat
( you / ever / eat ) popcorn at the cinema? PERFECT PRESENT
Have you ever eaten
He ( not/ fall ) off his bike while he was going to school. PAST TENSE
didn't fall
They ... (go) to school by bus three days ago. PAST TENSE
went
Alf ... (be ) ill all last week. PAST TENSE
was
They ... ( already / go ) to sleep. PRESENT PERFECT
have already gone
She isn't here. She ... ( go ) shopping. PRESENT PERFECT
has gone
He .... ( not/finish ) the book yet. PRESENT PERFECT
hasn't finished
She ... ( not/do) her homework this week. PRESENT PERFECT
hasn't done
He ... ( not/understand ) last week's homework. PAST TENSE
didn't understand
He ... (get) a new laptop two weeks ago. PAST TENSE
got
