Exercise I: Put the verbs in bracket into the past simple or the present perfect 1. I (not/play) tennis since I was at school but I (be) very good at it back then.
2. A: you _choosed choose) a dress for the party yet?
B: Yes, I (buy) one yesterday.
3. I think our teacher (forget) about the test! He (not/ say) anything about it in the last season!
4. A: (you/ sell) your house yet?
B: Yes, some people (see) it last month and (buy) it.
5. They (lose) their cat. It (run) away last week.
6. Helen ever (try) sushi?
7. you (go) to the wedding last night?
8. I never (be) to Paris
9. This year I (travel) to Athens 3 times so far.
10. Paul and Judith (be) married since 1998.
11. you (finish) your homework yet?
12. Last night aunt Betty (come) by. She (tell) us that this summer they are going to Hawaii.
13. I (visit) many different countries so far. Last summer I (go) to Italy and 3 years ago I (be) in Spain. I (not/ visit) Germany yet.
14. When you (come) to Greece?
15. I (come) in 2007.
16. you (watch) the film E.T. yesterday?
17. They already (leave) the train station
18. How long you (know) Jonathan?
19. I (meet) him in 2009, so I (know) him for 3 years
20. What (happen) to Lucy last night?
21. you (read) “Harry Potter” when you were on holidays?

1 . play , was

2. Have , chosen , bought

3. forgot , didn't

4. Have you , saw , bought

5.lost , ran

6. tried

7.Have , went

8. will , go

9. travelled

10 . was

11. Have , finished

12. came . told

13 . visited , went . was , haven't visited

14 . did , come

15 . came

16. Have , watched

17. have , left

18. have , knew

19. met , know

20 , happened

21 . Have , read

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The correct answer for the first question: "What inference does the text best support" is option D: "Nora is considering killing herself". An inference can be defined as a conclusion reached by circumstantial evidence presented rather than direct observation, it is also known as an educated guess. In this excerpt, the way both characters are speaking, as if what they talk about is bad, and a taboo (killing one self), can lead to the conclusion that Nora is considering killing herself. Option A is incorrect because it is plainly stated that Krogstad wrote a letter saying the truth, option B is incorrect because in the excerpt it isn't mentioned or implied that Nora will listen to Krogstad, nor that Krogstad thinks Nora is foolish (since he once thought the same way).

The correct answer for the second question: "How does the conversation between Mrs. Linde and Nora affect the plot" is option A: " It has no impact, because Doctor Rank is a minor character in the plot and is not involved with Nora". In the excerpt, Dr. Rank is mentioned as a friend to Nora and her husband, not as a love interest , nor is he involved romantically involved with Nora  and it appears he regularly speaks to Nora so he appears in more than one scene, therefore, options B, C and D are incorrect.