Here are the verbs in brackets put into the correct tense form:

1. Up to now he **has won** the prize.
2. It’s the second time he **has visited** the USA.
3. I **have not lived** here since I **was** a child.
4. This is the nicest restaurant I **have ever seen**.
5. The doctor **has been** here since 8 o'clock.
6. It **rained** a lot yesterday.
7. We **have already chosen** the new person for the job.
8. You **paid** the taxi-driver yet?
9. She **has had** dinner with her family yet?
10. I **have lived** here since 1970.
11. (you) **watched** the news on TV last night?
12. I **have not seen** him for months.
13. They **are** famous in my country for years.
14. The last time I **went** to Disneyland was last May.
15. (you) **met** John when you were at the university?
16. The doorbell **rang** while Tom **was watching** T.V.
17. How fast did you **drive** when the accident **happened**?
18. Ann and Susan **made** dinner when Martin **arrived** home.
19. The light **went out** when we **had** dinner, but it **came** on again after about ten minutes.
20. It suddenly **began** to rain while Laura **was sitting** in the garden.
21. We **had** a chat while we **waited** for our flight.
22. I **cycled** home yesterday when suddenly a man **stepped** out into the road in front of me.
23. Jane **waited** for me when I **arrived**.
24. (you) **went** out last night? - No, I **was too tired**.
25. I **haven’t seen** Alan for ages. When I **last saw** him, he **was trying** to find a job in London.
26. When I **arrived** at his house yesterday, he still **was sleeping**.
27. The light **went out** while we **were having** dinner.