When did you speak to Peter? (week)

When did we film start? (five minutes)

When did we clean the windows? (six month)

When did you see your cousin? (three years)

When did she stop smoking? (month)

When did she stop raining? (two hours)

1. (already/see) I ... the film. 2. (just/see) I ... the film. 3. (ever/see) ... you ... the film. 4. (when/see) When ... you ... the film. 5. (see/in 2003) ... you ... the film in 2003? 6. (never/see) I ... the film. 7. (see/yet) ... you ...

1 How long did your exam last? A) Yes, it's my last exam. c) it lasts three hours. B (It lasted three hours. D) it will last three hours. 2 what were you doing when the doorbell rang? a) I was feeding the dog. c) I feeded the dog. b) I fed the dog.

1) how long did your exam last? a) Yes. it is my last exam. b) It lasted three hours. c) It lasts three hours. d) It will last three hours. 2) What were you doing when the doorbell rang? a) I was feeding the dog. b) I fed the dog.

How many hours/days do they work? Read, do the maths and say. translate. A. I, m a police office. I work at night. I work fifty hours a week. How many hours do i work every month? B. I, m an artist. I work at home. I usually.

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Perfect or the Past Simple. 1. (already / see) I ... the film. 2. (just / see) I ... the film. 3. (ever / see) ... you ... the film. 4. (when / see) When ... you ... the film. 5. (see / in 2003) ... you ...