Put the verb in brackets into the past indefinite or the present perfect. 1. what (happen) to you? 2. the accident (happen) last sunday afternoon. 3. we (just return) from our holiday. we (stay) at a very good hotel. 4. they (never buy) new cars. 5. we (do) our shopping on monday. 6. ann (take) a lot of nice photographs lately. but last weekend she (take) very few. 7. i (write) two letters to jane this month. but last month i (not write) any. 8. john (find) some money and (take) it to the police. 9. mozart (live) from 1756 to 1791. 10. kate likes travelling. she (visit) many countries.

1. What has happened to you? 
2. The accident happened last Sunday afternoon. 
3. We have just returned from our holiday. We stayed at a very good holiday. 
4. They have never bought new cars. 
5. We did our shopping on Monday. 
6. Ann has taken a lot of nice photographs lately. But last weekend she took very few. 
7. I have written two letters to Jane this month. But last month I didn't write any 
8. John has found some money and taken it to the police. 
9. Mozart lived from 1756 to 1791. 
10. Kate likes travelling. She has visited many countries. 

1. What has happened to you?
2. The accident happened last Sunday afternoon.
3. We have just returned from our holiday. We stayed at a very good holiday.
4. They've never bought new cars.
5. We did our shopping on Monday.
6. Ann has taken a lot of nice photographs lately. But last weekend she took very few.
7. I have written two letters to Jane this month. But last month I didn't write any.
8. John has found some money and taken it to the police.
9. Mozart has lived from 1756 to 1791.
10. Kate likes travelling. She has visited many countries.