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Present Tenses vs Past Tenses

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  • I didn't play at the party because I (leave) the guitar at home.
    had left
  • Where have you been? I (wait) for you for 3 hours!
    have been waiting
  • I always (like) comedies but this one is the most hilarious I ever (see).
    have always liked / I've ever seen
  • She (be) to Cyprus yet.
    hasn't been
  • When I was 15 I already (read) all books of Leo Tolstoy
    had already read
  • I fell down because someone (drop) a banana peel on the sidewalk.
    had dropped
  • This month I already (do) 3 exams. Last month I (do) 5.
    have already done / did
  • Christina (win) 2 competitions this year.
    has won
  • I (read) a lot recently.
    have been reading
  • When we (travel) in Ireland we (visit) Galway.
    were traveling / visited
  • When I (take a tour) in Sri Lanka I (see) an elephant. I never (see) an elephant before.
    was taking / had never seen
  • By the time I turned 20 I (earn) more than 1 million dollars.
    had earned
  • I (work) in this company for 15 years. We have done a great job, and now we (work) on a very interesting project.
    have been working / are working
  • It (snow) when I (walk) home.
    was snowing / was walking
  • he (write) any books about South America yet?
    Has he written
  • Alice (lose) her wallet while she (shop).
    lost / was shopping
  • The audience left after the film (finish).
    had finished
  • When my dad came back home my sister (play) a computer game for 3 hours.
    had been playing
  • I (know) Josh since we were children.
    have known
  • Could you call me back later? I (have) lunch.
    am having