English, 25.09.2020 14:01 ElegantEmerald

I need help to filled the correct tense in SIMPLE PAST vs. PRESENT PERFECT EXERCISE 17: PAST VS. PRESENT PERFECT 1 (Verb Review)
1. I moved (move) to Seattle in January. I _have lived (live) here for 3 months now. I lived (live) in Canada from 1978 to 1980.
2. My friend have lived (live) in Seattle since 1990.
3. My teacher in my country was British. I _studied (study) with her for 1 year.
4. Now my teacher is American. I have studied (study) with her since the beginning of the quarter.
5. My father worked (work) hard all of his life. (He is dead.)
6. My father has worked (work) hard all of his life. (He is alive.)
7. My friend works at Microsoft now, but before that, she had (have) a job with Boeing.
8. Since January, I have (have) a great job. I feel very lucky.
9. My parents likes (like) my girlfriend since they met her.

EXERCISE 18: PAST VS. PRESENT PERFECT 1 (Verb Review)
Last night, I was talking (talk) to my friend. Shehad (have) great news. She is getting married soon. However, she doesn’t told (tell/not) her parents yet. They _have been (be) angry with her for two weeks because she has borrowed (borrow) their car andhave been (have) an accident two weeks ago.

EXERCISE 19: PAST VS. PRESENT PERFECT 1 (Verb Review)

Last week, I (meet) my friend at a Restaurant. We (have) many things to talk about. He is married now. He (be) married for 2 years. Since 1990, he (work) for a travel agency. He (travel) around the world two times and he is going to go again next year. I (meet/never) his wife. He (say) she likes to travel, too.

EXERCISE 21: PAST, PAST PROGRESSIVE, PRESENT PERFECT (Verb Review)
A: Something uncomfortable (happen) last night.
B: What?
A: It (be) about 10:00. I
(hear) a noise. My neighbors (fight). They
(shout) a long time.
B: How long (you/know) them?
A: Let’s see. They (move) here in 1995.
I guess I (know) them for about 9 years.
But I don’t think they (ever/fight) before.
B. (you/call) the police?
A: No. Next time I will.

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