The present perfect and the simple past 4 I (lose) my black gloves. You (see) them anywhere?-No, I'm afraid I ... When you last (wear) them? - I (wear) them at the theatre last'night. - Perhaps you (leave) them at the theatre. 5 Do you know that lady who just (leave) the shop? ~ Yes, that is Miss Thrift. Is she a customer of yours? - Not exactly. She (be) in here several times but she never (buy) anything. 6 He (leave) the house at 8.00. ~ Where he (go) ? - I (not see) where he (go). 7 He (serve) in the First World War. - When that war (begin) ? - It (begin) in 1914 and (last) for four years. 8 Who you (vote) for at the last election? - I (vote) for Mr Pitt. - He (not be) elected, (be) he? - No, he (lose) his deposit. 9 You (like) your last job? - I (like) it at first but then I (quarrel) with my employer and he (dismiss) me. - How long you (be) there? ~ I (be) there for two weeks. 10 I (not know) that you (know) Mrs Pitt. How long you (know) her? - I (know) her for ten years.

4. I have lost my black gloves. Have you seen them anywhere? - No, I'm afraid, I haven't. When did you last wear them? - I wore them at the theatre last night. - Perhaps you have left them at the theatre.

5. Do you know that lady who has just left the shop? - Yes, that is Miss Thrift. Is she a customer of yours? - Not exactly. She was here several times but she has never bought anything.

6. He left the house at 8.00. - Where did he go? - I haven't seen where he went.

7. He served in the First World War. - When did that war begin? - It began in 1914 and lasted for four years.

8. Who did you vote for at the last election? - I voted for Mr Pitt. - He wasn't elected, was he? - No, he lost his deposit.

9. Did you like your last job? - I liked it at first but then I quarrelled with my employer and he dismissed me. - How long have you been there? - I have been there for two weeks.

10. I didn't know that you knew Mrs Pitt. How long have you been known her. I have been known her for ten years.