1. Yesterday, I *went* to the park. (Hint: datid af “go”)
2. She *saw* a movie last night. (Hint: datid af “see”)
3. We *had* a great time at the party. (Hint: datid af “have”)
4. He *took* his dog for a walk this morning. (Hint: datid af “take”)
5. They *came* home late yesterday. (Hint: datid af “come”)
6. I *made* a cake for your birthday. (Hint: datid af “make”)
7. You *found* your keys under the sofa. (Hint: datid af “find”)
8. She *wrote* a letter to her friend. (Hint: datid af “write”)
9. We *began* the project last week. (Hint: datid af “begin”)
10. He *drank* all the juice in the fridge. (Hint: datid af “drink”)

1. I have *seen* that movie before. (Hint: perfektum participium af “see”)
2. She has *gone* to the store. (Hint: perfektum participium af “go”)
3. They have *taken* the bus to school. (Hint: perfektum participium af “take”)
4. We have *made* dinner already. (Hint: perfektum participium af “make”)
5. He has *written* three emails today. (Hint: perfektum participium af “write”)
6. You have *found* your phone at last. (Hint: perfektum participium af “find”)
7. I have *drunk* all the water. (Hint: perfektum participium af “drink”)
8. She has *come* back from holiday. (Hint: perfektum participium af “come”)
9. We have *begun* the lesson. (Hint: perfektum participium af “begin”)
10. They have *had* a lot of fun today. (Hint: perfektum participium af “have”)