Choose the correct form of the verb.

1.

Do you still see your old friends from school?

Have you still seeing

2.

This is the first time I have been here in ten years.

had we been we've been we're being

3.

Do you try to contact them before you left?

Were you tried Had you tried

4.

A What do your brother do?

B He's a lawyer.

5.

I was too tired so I didn't go to the cinema after all.

haven't gone wasn't go

6.

How many countries do you think you have visited?

you have you are do you

7.

My cousin has had her hair dyed different colours. It looks extraordinary.

has had will have has done

8.

We don't have to get more petrol as the tank's still half full.

haven't to aren't having don't have to

9.

More e-books than printed books will be produced in the future.

are producing have produced will be produced

10.

I have been working for this company for about three years now.

am have been was