1. Underline the correct verb form:

1. Paul has written some letters since this morning.
2. Were you ever / Have you ever been to Holland?
3. The light just went/ has just gone off.
4. Mel gave/ has given me a nice birthday present last year.
5. I can see Pam. She just parked/has just parked in front of the supermarket.
6. My sister was born/ has been born in 2009.
7. My brother didn’t write/ hasn’t written to us since he moved/has moved to Italy last month.
8. Did you meet/Have you met Dan yesterday?
9. The headmaster just complained/ has just complained about Ted’s behaviour.
10. I broke/have broken my arm last summer when I fell/have fallen down the stairs.

2. Have you ever been. 3. Has just gone off 4. Mel gave 5. Just parked 6. Was born 7. Hasn't written, he moved 8. Did you meet 9. Has complained 10. I broke, have fallen