Present vs. Past, Perfect and Perfect Continuous

I _________ this film already. It is about the life of an artist.

• see

• saw

• have seen

• had seen

I ______ that film before, so I did not come with them.

• see

• saw

• have seen

• had seen

Which sentence has the same meaning as:

John and Julie have had their car for about a year.

• John and Julie bought their car about a year ago.

• John and Julie had their car about a year ago.

• John and Julie had had their car for about a year.

• John and Julie have their car in about a year.

She _________ her driving test yet. She ______ ill for two weeks.

• doesn't take/ is

• isn't taking/ is

• didn't take/ was

• hasn't taken/ has been

Sue _______ a tour guide since she _____ university.

• is/ left

• has been/ left

• was/ has left

• had been/ left

_______ a famous person before?

• Have Paul ever met

• Does Paul ever meet

• Has Paul ever met

• Did Paul ever meet

Which sentence has the same meaning as:

It's the first time you've visited our flat, isn't it?

• You have visited our flat once, haven't you?

• You have never visited our flat before, have you?

• You have never visited our flat before, haven't you?

• You never visit our flat, do you?

Which sentence has the same meaning as:

Have you ever sent an email before?

• Is it the first time you have sent an email?

• Do you usually send an email?

• Did you send an email?

• Hadn't you ever sent an email before?

Which sentence has the same meaning as:

They have been married for 10 years.

• They were married 10 years ago.

• They got married 10 years ago.

• They didn't get married before.

• They were married for 10 years.

I ______ for my exam recently.

• have studied

• am studying

• study

• have been studying