Present Perfect (Elementary)

Present Perfect (Elementary)

Let's listen and match the speakers to their achievements 📢

Multiple Select

😲 "I've studied 6 languages."

• Speaker 1

• Speaker 2

• Speaker 3

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😍 "I've visited 20 countries."

• Speaker 1

• Speaker 2

• Speaker 3

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🏅"I've learned to ride a bike this year."

• Speaker 1

• Speaker 2

• Speaker 3

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Let's think:

Which sentences show...?

- the present result of a past action

• I've even bought a blke

• I've visited 20 countries

• I've learned to ride a bike this year

• I've studied 6 languages

• I've visited my 20^th country this month

Multiple Select

Let's think:

Which sentences show...?

-experience

• I've even bought a blke

• I've visited 20 countries

• I've learned to ride a bike this year

• I've studied 6 languages

• I've visited my 20^th country this month

Multiple Select

Let's think:

Which sentences show...?

-unfinished time period

• I've even bought a blke

• I've visited 20 countries

• I've learned to ride a bike this year

• I've studied 6 languages

• I've visited my 20^th country this month

Present Perfect

Present Perfect is formed with the help 

of the auxiliary verb have/has 

and the past participle of a verb

 (e.g. worked, seen, etc.)

Present Perfect is used to talk about:

Read the sentences and answer 

the questions

> They've visited 15 countries. 

No wonder they know so much about the world!

> I've written a novel, which is a bestseller now.

> I've had a nice day today.

> I've found a lot of new friends there.

Do we talk about their past?

Do we say when the action happened?

Have the actions finished?

Is there a result now?

Multiple Choice

I _________ my homework yet

• have not done

• hasn't done

• has done

Multiple Choice

I _____ a teacher since 1998

• has been

• have been

• hasn't been

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I _______ been married for two years

• has

• have

• hase

Multiple Choice

(A) Have you ever seen a ghost?

(B) Yes, I ...

• have

• ever

• never

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(A) ... you talked to Mr. Parfitt?

(B) No, I ... .

• Had / haven't

• Have / haven't

• Have / didn't

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(A) ... your brother talked to you yet?

(B) Yes, he ... .

• Has / did

• Have / have

• Has / has

Multiple Choice

Have you ... really strange or interesting food?

• ever eaten

• never eaten

• ate

Multiple Choice

It's a great movie. I have ... that movie many times.

• saw

• seen

• see

Multiple Choice

I ________________ all my money on candy.

• have spent

• had spent

• will have spent

Multiple Choice

Have you ever ___________ about the Beatles?

• hear

• heard

• hearing

• heared

Multiple Choice

They haven't ....... an e-mail yet.

• send

• sended

• sent

Multiple Choice

How long ......... she had a dog?

• Have

• Has

• Had