Present perfect and past

(I / apply) for a job at the council last year, but I didn't get it.

Last month a coffee cost £3. Now it costs £3.40. The price of coffee .

I'm looking for my keys. [Have you seen] them?

Kirsty's desk is empty. Nobody knows where she's .

I don't know Sophie's brother. (I / never / meet) him.

A: Is Aberdeen a nice city? B: No idea. I there.

Last summer we went to Norway. It was our first visit. (We / not / be / there / before)

(meet / famous person?)

Events: (a) Fiona came back from Portugal a few days ago. (b) I saw her the same day. (c) She looked very brown. Paragraph: I saw Fiona a few days ago. just back from Portugal. very brown.

Earlier: two men were digging a vegetable patch. Now: they are leaning on their spades, covered in mud.

They .

I went to see a play. Not long after it started, something unexpected happened. The actors (perform) for about fifteen minutes when the fire alarm suddenly (go) off.

You go into a bakery and see your old friend Paddy behind the counter. You didn't know he worked there. You say: Hi, Paddy. (how long / you / work / here?)

Ben woke up suddenly at three in the morning, sweating and confused. (He / have / a nightmare)

"Sorry I'm late." "Don't worry. (I / not / wait) long."

How was the drive? [Had you any problems?]

Hannah is a darts player. She took up darts at the age of twelve. This year she won the county title, for the third time.

She the county title three times. (win) She darts since she was twelve. (play)

Their new flat is lovely and bright.

A: Your sister lives in Spain, doesn't she? B: Yes, she in Valencia.

I hardly ever eat chocolate now, but I it all the time when I was a teenager.

We moved last month. (We're living / We've been living) in Mill Lane now.

When you lived in the country, how far did you to drive to the shops?

I haven't been to a wedding years.

(How long have you been learning to drive? / When did you start learning to drive?) Since the summer.

We've cleaned the windows, but now they're filthy again.