By Olga Fesenko / 9 września, 2021 Complete the dialogues with the correct form of the verb: present perfect or past simple. 1. A: you (ever / go) to an auction? B: Yes, I . I (go) to one about two years ago. A: you (buy) anything? B: Yes, I (buy) a necklace. A: How much you (pay) for it? B: A fortune! But I (wear) it a lot. I love it. 2. A: you (ever / hear) the group Muse? B: No, I . What kind of music do they play? A: Rock music. I (see) them in concert last month. B: (be) it a good concert? A: Yes, I really (like) it. 3. A: How long (you/be) married, Glenn? B: Twenty-two years! Maxine and I (have) our wedding anniversary three weeks ago. A: Where (you/meet)? At university? B: No, it (be) long before that. Actually, we (go) to the same school. We (know) each other for a long time. What about you? A: I'm divorced. I (get) divorced a year ago. B: How long (you/be) married? A: Just a couple of years. B: So, you're on your own now? A: Yes, but I (just/meet) someone new and I really like her. 4. A: (you/teach) English abroad before, Ms Jenkins? B: Yes, I (teach) from 2009-2011 in Bolivia, and I (just/come) back from a four-month job in Columbia. A: How long (you/be) a language teacher? B: Exactly six years. Before that I (be) a primary school teacher. A: Do you have any post-graduate qualifications? B: I (start) an MA in Linguistics with the Open University last year, but I (not finished) it yet. Loading...