Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Past Simple.

Here are the solutions for the English exercises provided in the image. Please note that for Section B, the prompt asks to use Past Simple, but based on grammar rules (key words like 'recently', 'yet', 'ever', 'always'), Present Perfect is required for most of these sentences. I have provided the grammatically correct tense. ### Section B: Complete the sentences 1. John **has not called** me recently. 2. They **bought** a new car last month. 3. The teacher **has not returned** the tests yet. 4. How long **has** she **known** about this problem? 5. **Have** you ever **heard** such an unbelievable story? 6. When I was a child, I **lived** in England for two years. 7. He **bought** me a beautiful gift for my birthday. 8. I am so excited to have a dog. I **have always wanted** one. ### Section C: Correct the error in each of the sentences 1. Have you ever **eaten** Chinese food? (Use Past Participle for Present Perfect) 2. She **moved** to another city last year. (Time 'last year' requires Past Simple, not Present Perfect) 3. They have **not** sent out the invitations yet. (Change to negative 'haven't' to match 'yet') 4. Jack hasn't seen Jill since she **graduated**. (With 'since', the following clause is usually Past Simple) 5. Mr Brown already **left** the office. (Assuming the sentence is 'Mr Brown has already left the office', or corrected to Past Simple depending on context) 6. We haven't been abroad **since** we were children. (Correction depends on the missing part of the sentence, 'since' is the likely fix) 7. The lesson **started** ten minutes ago. ('Ago' requires Past Simple) 8. **Did** she just leave? (With 'just', Present Perfect is standard: 'Has she just left?', but if kept as is, it's correct.) ### Section D: Complete the passage with suitable words 1. **I have** always been very fit and healthy, and I have 2. **never** (or 'not') ... 3. **ago** 4. **I had** 5. **ever**