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Present Perfect – Exercises 3

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Present Perfect – Exercises 3

Exercises with Present Perfect 3

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Using Present Perfect, read the questions below and select the correct answer:

1. She _________ (travel) to Japan twice. has traveled have traveled traveled has travel

2. They _________ (finish) their exams. finished has finished have finished have finish

3. He _________ just _________ (buy) a new car. have just bought has just bought bought has just buy

4. We _________ (see) that movie already. have seen has seen seen have see

5. The book _________ (be) very popular. has be have been been has been

6. She _________ (work) here for five years. have worked has worked worked has work

7. The students _________ (complete) their assignments. have completed has completed completed have complete

8. They _________ (move) to a new house. have move has moved moved have moved

9. He _________ never _________ (meet) her before. has never met have never met met has never meet

10. We _________ (decide) to go on vacation. decided has decided have decided have decide

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Present Perfect – Exercises 2

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Present Perfect – Exercises 2

Exercises with Present Perfect 2

Improve your oral and written skills practicing these exercises. Answer all questions to receive your score when you finish.

Using Present Perfect, read the questions below and select the correct answer:

1. She _________ (finish) her homework already. has finished have finished finished has finish

2. They _________ (visit) Paris three times. has visited have visited visited have visit

3. He _________________ (never see) such a beautiful place. has never seen have never seen has never saw have never saw

4. We _________ (eat) at this restaurant before. has eaten have eat ate have eaten

5. The movie _________ (start) already. have started has started started has start

6. She _____________ (just call) me. have just called have just call just called has just called

7. The kids _________ (finish) their project. has finished have finished finished have finish

8. They _________ (live) here for ten years. has lived lived have lived have live

9. He _________ never _________ (be) to London. has never been have never been has never be have never be

10. We _________ (make) a lot of progress. has made have made made have make

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Present Perfect – Exercises

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Exercises with Present Perfect

Improve your oral and written skills practicing these exercises. Answer all questions to receive your score when you finish.

Using Present Perfect, read the questions below and select the correct answer:

1. Which verb forms are used with Present Perfect? (Regular | Irregular) have + past participle | has + past participle (3rd column - List of Irregular Verbs) have / has + simple past | have / has + simple past (2nd column - List of Irregular Verbs) infinitive + ed | infinitive + 3rd column (List of Irregular Verbs) have / has + past participle | have / has + past participle (3rd column - List of Irregular Verbs)

2. Which word is NOT used as signal word in the Present Perfect? already ever tomorrow just

3. Which sentence is correct according to Present Perfect? Have you watched this show before? You have watched this show before? Have you watch this show before? You have watch this show before?

4. Which verb form is correct according to Present Perfect? He has not finish talking yet. He have not finished talking yet. He has not finished talking yet. He did not finished talking yet.

5. Which sentence is in the Present Perfect? I am sorry, I have forgotten your name. I am sorry, I forgot your name. I am sorry, I forgotten your name. I am sorry, I have forgot your name.

6. Which sentence is correct according to Present Perfect? We had had several problems while working on this project. We had have several problems while working on this project. We have had several problems while working on this project. We had several problems while working on this project.

7. In which sentence is the Present Perfect used correctly? He just slept. He has just gone to sleep. He has fell asleep. He just gone to sleep.

8. In which sentence is the Present Perfect used correctly? My sister has living in London all her life. My sister lived in London all her life. My sister has live in London all her life. My sister has lived in London all her life.

9. Which sentence is correct according to Present Perfect? She has bought a new car. She bought a new car. She has buy a new car. She have bought a new car.

10. Which sentence is correct according to Present Perfect? Have you ever be to Italy? Has you ever be to Italy? Have you ever been to Italy? Has you ever been to Italy?

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Present Perfect

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Present Perfect

Sometimes called Simple Present Perfect, the Present Perfect is one of the Verb Tenses associated with the Present Tense in English.

We use Present Perfect to express that an action or something has happened in the past and it has a connection to the present, there is a connection with now. The action in the past has a result now. The exact time is not important.

We also use it to express an action that happened at an unspecified time.

Quick Example

You have studied English enough.
You have not studied English enough.
Have you studied English enough?

Form

I – you – we – you – they	he – she – it
Regular verbs: have + verb (past participle)* Irregular verbs: have + verb (past participle)**	Regular verbs: has + verb (past participle)* Irregular verbs: has + verb (past participle)**

*Pronouncing “ed” at the end of words
**List of Irregular Verbs

Common Signal Words

Already
Once
Several times
Before
Yet
Just
Never
Ever
So far
Up to now
Since
For
Recently
Many times

Use

The Present Perfect is a verb tense used to express:

An action that happened at an unspecified time
Actions that have recently occurred
An action or something has happened in the Past and it has a connection to the Present
Actions that have happened repeatedly before now
An Experience

1. An action that happened at an unspecified time

I think I have met him a couple times before.
Nobody has ever taught me this topic before.
Nobody has every climbed that mountain all the way to the top.
Have you read this book yet?
Susan has not finished her homework yet.
The rain has finally stopped we can go now.
The rain hasn’t stopped yet.

2. Actions that have recently occurred

I have just had lunch.
I am sorry, I have forgotten your name.
There has been a huge party at the Company.
He has just gone to sleep.
She has had a baby boy.
She has just had a baby boy.

3. An action or something has happened in the Past and it has a connection to the Present

I can’t go to work because I have broken my leg.
We have spoken English with the Officer, to explain the incident.
Mary has lived in London all her life.
I have been waiting for you for over an hour.
I have been here since Friday.
He has lost his passport.
She has bought a new car.
How long have you known Mark?
I have known Mark for three years.
I have known him for a long time.

4. Actions that have happened repeatedly before now

He has failed this test three times.
We have flown across Europe two times.
We have had several problems while working on this project.
I have had two cups of coffee today already.

5. An Experience

Have you ever been to Italy?
Have you been to Italy in the last year?
I haven’t been to the United States.
I have been to Japan.
She has been to Portugal several times.
Mark has studied five foreign languages.
Antony has never traveled by plane.
She has never climbed a mountain.
I think I have never listened to that song.
I have never seen this such a beautiful movie before.

NOTE:
Please note the difference between been and gone.

She is in Canada now: She has gone to Canada on vacation.
She went to Canada and came back: She has been to Canada on vacation.

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Examples

Present Perfect using Work (Regular Verb)

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I have worked.	I haven’t worked.	Have I worked?
You have worked.	You haven’t worked.	Have you worked?
He has worked.	He hasn’t worked.	Has he worked?
She has worked.	She hasn’t worked.	Has she worked?
It has worked.	It hasn’t worked.	Has it worked?
You have worked.	You haven’t worked.	Have you worked?
We have worked.	We haven’t worked.	Have we worked?
They have worked.	They haven’t worked.	Have they worked?

Present Perfect using Go (Irregular Verb)

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I have gone.	I haven’t gone.	Have I gone?
You have gone.	You haven’t gone.	Have you gone?
He has gone.	He hasn’t gone.	Has he gone?
She has gone.	She hasn’t gone.	Has she gone?
It has gone.	It hasn’t gone.	Has it gone?
You have gone.	You haven’t gone.	Have you gone?
We have gone.	We haven’t gone.	Have we gone?
They have gone.	They haven’t gone.	Have they gone?

Present Perfect using Study (Regular Verb)

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I have studied.	I haven’t studied.	Have I studied?
You have studied.	You haven’t studied.	Have you studied?
He has studied.	He hasn’t studied.	Has he studied?
She has studied.	She hasn’t studied.	Has she studied?
It has studied.	It hasn’t studied.	Has it studied?
You have studied.	You haven’t studied.	Have you studied?
We have studied.	We haven’t studied.	Have we studied?
They have studied.	They haven’t studied.	Have they studied?

Present Perfect – Exercises 1

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