Simple Past or Present Perfect
This week ________________ (be) great for Molly, and it's only Wednesday.
This week has been great for Molly, and it's only Wednesday.
Have you __________ been to that factory?
Have you ever been to that factory?
Has George finished his studies ______ ?
Has Morris finished his studies yet?
He/lose/his keys.
He has lost his keys.
I haven't never studied French.
WRONG
I have never studied French.
I (drink) ______________ seven cups of coffee yesterday.
I drank seven cups of coffee yesterday.
You say you have ___________ had a chance.
You say you have never had a chance.
My brother has _________ bought a new car, but he hasn't driven it yet.
My brother has just bought a new car but he hasn't driven it yet.
I/have/not/coffee this morning.
I haven't had coffee this morning.
Have you never played baseball?
Have you ever played baseball?
I (not/see) ___________ her this morning.
I haven't seen her this morning.
I haven't _________ forgotten you, Ben.
I haven't ever forgotten you, Ben.
I can't go to Spain. I have _________ booked two tickets for Italy. I booked them a few months ago.
I can't go to Spain. I have already booked two tickets for Italy. I booked them a few months ago.
She/never/lie/to us.
She has never lied to us.
Kim has never caughted a fish.
Kim has never caught a fish.
They (know) ____________ the truth since the beginning.
They have known the truth since the beginning.
No one has __________ looked them over.
No one has ever looked them over.
The concert will start in two hours, but the singers haven't arrived __________.
We/be/to England/many times.
We've been to England many times.
Have we win the championship?
Have we won the championship?
He (eat) ______________ six hot dogs in the last hour.
He has eaten six hot dogs in the last hour.
I have ___________ heard from him since.
I have never heard from him since.
We have _________ tried to contact her twice. There's no point in trying again.
We have already tried to contact her twice. There's no point in trying again.
I/never/see/her/before.
I have never seen her before.
I have seen that movie yet.
I have seen that movie. / I have already seen that movie.