Put the verbs in the sentences into correct form. Past Simple or Present Perfect. 1. I ... (to read) that book last summer. 2. He ... just _ (to watch) this movie. 3. She ... never ... (to be) to France. 4. My little sister ... (not to like) to swim when she was a child. 5. Oh, no! I ... (lose) my money! 6 ... you _ (to play) tennis when you were 10 years old? 7. I ... (not to do) my homework yet. 8 ... you ... already (to cook) dinner? 9. I think I ... (to loose) my keys. I can't find them anywhere. I ... (to loose) my keys two days ago. I was really upset.

1. I read that book last summer. - Past Simple. 2. He has just watched this movie. - Present Perfect. 3. She has never been to France. - Present Perfect. 4. My little sister didn't like to swim when she was a child. - Past Simple. 5. Oh, no! I have lost my money! - Present Perfect. 6. Did you play tennis when you were 10 years old? - Past Simple. 7. I haven't done my homework yet. - Present Perfect. 8. Have you already cooked dinner? - Present Perfect. 9. I think I have lost my keys. - Present Perfect. I can't find them anywhere. I lost my keys two days ago. I was really upset. - Past Simple.