Complete the dialogues with the correct from of the verd:present perfect or past simple. 1.A.Have you...

1. No, I haven't. What kind of music do they play?

   • saw, Was, liked

2. Have you ever lost your car keys?

   • have, lost, did, happen, was, phoned, made

1. A. Have you ever heard the group The Darkness? B. No, I haven't. What kind of music do they play? A. Rock music. I saw them in concert last night. B. Was it a good concert? A. Yes, I really liked it.

2. A. Have you ever lost your car keys? B. Yes, I have. A. When did that happen? B. In Portugal. I was there on holiday. A. What did you do? B. I phoned the car hire company. But they made me pay €100 for the new keys.

Sure, let's complete the dialogues with the correct forms of the verbs: present perfect or past simple.

1. A: Have you ever heard (ever/hear) the group The Darkness? B: No, I haven't. What kind of music do they play? A: Rock music. I saw (see) them in concert last night. B: Was (be) it a good concert? A: Yes, I really liked (like) it.

2. A: Have you ever lost (ever/lose) your car keys? B: Yes, I have. A: When did that happen (happen)? B: In Portugal. I was (be) there on holiday. A: What did you do (do)? B: I phoned (phone) the car hire company. But they made (make) me pay €100 for the new keys.

Here's a detailed explanation for each choice:

1. • "Have you ever heard" uses present perfect because it asks about an experience at any time up to now.
   • "I haven't" is the correct negative response in present perfect.
   • "I saw them in concert last night" uses past simple because it refers to a specific time in the past.
   • "Was it a good concert?" uses past simple because it asks about a specific event in the past.
   • "I really liked it" uses past simple to describe a reaction to a specific event in the past.

2.

• "Have you ever lost your car keys?" uses present perfect to inquire about an experience at any time up to now.
• "Yes, I have" is the correct affirmative response in present perfect.
• "When did that happen?" uses past simple to ask about a specific incident in the past.
• "I was there on holiday" uses past simple to describe a specific time in the past.
• "What did you do?" uses past simple to inquire about actions taken in a specific past situation.
• "I phoned the car hire company" uses past simple to describe a specific action in the past.
• "But they made me pay €100 for the new keys" uses past simple to describe the consequence of the past action.