Present Perfect vs Past Simple

1. I          ['ve seen, saw] three police cars this morning.

2. After he            ['s arrived, arrived]home, he             ['s unpacked, unpacked] and         ['s gone, went]to bed early.

3. A: What's wrong?

   B: I            ['ve broken, broke] a glass!

4. My grandparents only           ['ve known, knew]each other for a few months before they         ['ve got, got]married.

5. I          ['ve been, was] in London for three years. I love it here.

6. We          ['ve seen, saw]Julie last night.

7. He         ['s been, was]a teacher before he           ['s become, became]a musician.

8. When the boss           ['s walked, walked]into the room, we           ['ve known, knew]someone was going to get fired.

9. The children            ['ve broken, broke]a window in the school last week.

10. He         ['s seen, saw] that film last year.

Lucy _________________ (break) her leg, so she can't come skiing.

Julie _________________ (arrive)! Come and say hello!

They _________________ (be) cold when they _________________ (arrive) home.

Jack _________________ (break) his arm when he _________________ (fall) off a horse in 2005.

I _________________ (know) about the problem for months, but I _________________ (not / find) a solution yet.

A: When _________________ (you / arrive)?

B: At 10pm last night.

She _________________ (be) a teacher for ten years, and she still enjoys it.

How long _________________ (you / know) Jill? I know you see her often.

I _________________ (never see) the sea before.

A: Hello

B: Hi Mum, it's me. I just wanted to say I _________________ (arrive) safely and everything is fine.