1. has she ever ... To your house? A) went b) been c) gone 2. Julia has ... Won the match! A) just b) yet c) ever 3. I saw an accident while I ... Home. A) drive b) am driving c) was driving 4. We ... The shopping on Saturday. A) will do b) doing c) going to do 5. You ... To like apples. A) weren't used b) didn't used c) didn't use 6. Cindy ... In London when she was a young woman. A) was working b) worked c) will work

1. Has she ever been to your house? We used Present Perfect to emphasize that we are interested mainly in the fact of the event (of her visit) and not in the time when it happened.

2. Julia has just won the match! We used Present Perfect with 'just' to demonstrate that this action happened only few moments ago.

3. I saw an accident while I was driving home. We used Past Continuous to denote a continuous action in the past which was interrupted by a shorter/single action in the past.

4. We are going to do the shopping on Saturday. We used 'going to' to denote a planned activity in the near future.

5. You weren't used to like apples.

6. Cindy worked In London when she was a young woman.