Choose the right variant of Present Perfect: 2. You and Tom the trophy. 3. Leo his toys away.

You and Tom have won the trophy.

Leo has put his toys away.

1. He asked me  if I had travelled abroad much. 
2. He asked the secretary who had written that note. 
3. My brother told me that he had just received a postcard from Mother. 
4. The chairman said that the students had also taken part in arranging the conference. 
5. The stranger asked me if I had been there long. 
6. The militiaman asked the boy if he really had seen that happen with his own eyes. 
7. She remarked that she hoped they would have taken a decision by the end of the meeting. 
8. He asked her if she had  watched the detective film on TV the day before. 
9. He said that that story had happened long ago and few people remembered anything about it. 
10. She said that she hadn't read so interesting a book since she didn't remember when.

1. He asked them if they had travelled abroad much.
2. He asked the secretary who had written that note.
3. My brother said to me that he had just received a post-card from Mother.
4. The chairman said that the students had also taken part in arranging the conference.
5. The stranger asked me if I had been there long.
6. The militiaman asked the boy if he really had seen that happen with his own eyes.
7. She remarked that she hoped they would have taken a decision by the end of the meeting.
8. He asked her if she had  watched the detective film on TV the day before.
9. He said that that story had happened long ago and few people remembered anything about it.
10. She said that she hadn't read so interesting a book since she didn't remember when.