Present Perfect or Past Simple

My friend works as a writer. She [ ] many books.

We [ ] a holiday last year.

[  ] Alan last week?

I [ ] tennis yesterday afternoon.

What time [  ] to bed last night?

A: [  ] to the United States?
B: Not yet.

My hair is clean now. I [  ] it.

When I was a child, I [  ] sports

Kathy loves travelling. She [  ] many countries.

John works in a bookshop. He [  ] there for three years.

Last year we [  ] to Finland on holiday…  (sentence continues in next question)

… and we [ ] there for three weeks, travelling around.

I [  ] my hair before I went to work this morning.

My name is Lynne Parker. I work for a travel company called Timeways Travel. I [ ] (be) a travel agent for six years now.

I’m the manager of Timeways Travel’s London office. I [ ] (have) this job for three years.

I’ve got a new flat in London. I [ ] (live) there for six months.

My boyfriend’s name is Otto. We [ ] (know) each other for two years.

Otto is Austrian but he [ ] (live) in London for more than 5 years.

He works for BBC Radio. He [ ] (have) this job for more than a year.

Lynne: How’s your hotel?
Ben: It’s great. It’s the best hotel I [ ] (ever stay) in.

Patty: Yes, my husband Ben is really happy. He [ ] (never sleep) in such a big bed.

The bill will be expensive because it’s the most expensive hotel we [ ] (stay) at.

Lynne: Ben, [ ] (you be) to London before?

Ben: No, I [ ] (not be) here before, … (sentence continues in next question)

… but Patty [ ] (be) a number of times.

Patty: That’s right. But the last time was ten years ago. I think London [ ] (change) a lot since then.

Lynne: What are you going to do this afternoon?
Patty: I [ ] (never see) the Tower of London.

We [ ] (hear) a lot about it from friends, so we may go there.

Lynne: I know a good pub there. [ ] (you / ever / try) English beer?

Patty: No I haven’t, what about you Ben?
Ben: No. I [ ] (not / try) it either. Let’s go there after we visit the Tower.