Tom ... (lose) his key yesterday. He couldn 't get into the house.
lost
I ... (get) home late last night. I ... (be) very tired and ... (go) straight to bed.
got, was, went
Paul and Lucy ... (arrive) ten minutes ago.
arrived
Is Carla here or ... (she leave)?
has she left
A: ... (Lisa \ be) at the party on Sunday? B: I don't think so. I didn't see her.
Was
I don't know where Lisa is. I ... (not \ see) her.
haven't seen \ have not seen
What's Paris like? I don't know. I ... (not \ be) there.
have not been \ haven't been
I ... (not \ play) golf last summer.
didn't play \ did not play
What time ... (you \ finish) work?
did you finish
lt's the last day of your holiday: lt ... (be) a really good holiday. I really ... (enjoy) it.
's been \ has been, 've enjoyed \ have enjoyed
After you come back from holiday: lt ... (be) a really good holiday. I really ... (enjoy) it.
was, enjoyed
... (you \ see) Tim recently?
Have you seen
... (you \ see) Anna this morning? (it is still morning)
Have you seen
Jack lives in Los Angeles. He ... (live) there for seven years.
has lived
lt ... (not \ rain) this week.
hasn't rained \ has not rained
lt ... (be) very cold yesterday.
was
... (you \ see) Anna this morning? (it is now afternoon or evening)
Did you see
I ... (do) a lot of work today.
've done \ have done
... (you \ eat) a lot of sweets when you were a child?
Did you eat
When ... (Carla \ leave)?
did Carla leave
Tom ... (lose) his key. He can't get into the house.
's lost \ has lost
I ... (never \ play) golf (in my life).
have never played
... (you \ see) Tim on Sunday?
Did you see
Lucy ... (leave) school in 1998.
left
Jack ... (live) in New York for ten years. Now he lives in Los Angeles.
lived