Present perfect

Present perfect

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: I ______ in this house since 2008.

• had lived

• have lived

• has lived

• am living

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: She _______ her grandma 3 times this week.

• had visited

• did visit

• has visited

• have visited

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: I _______(negative) in this bed for 8 years.

• has not slept

• have not sleep

• had not slept

• have not slept

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: _____ you ever _____ to Canada?

• Has/been

• Had/been

• Were/been

• Have/been

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: _____ (negative) he _____ to the library already?

• Didn't/go

• Has/gone

• Hasn't/gone

• Hasn't/went

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: We _____ around this block multiple times.

• have walked

• had walked

• have been walking

• walked

What is the difference between:

We have walked around this block multiple times.

We walked around this block multiple times.

The difference is:

We have walked around this block multiple times. [Repeated actions that happened before ow and may happen again in the future. No specific time]

We walked around this block multiple times last week. [This sentence requires a specific time indicator to be grammatically correct]

Uses of the present perfect

• Actions that began in the past and continue in the present

• Repeated actions that happened before and may happen again

• Past actions that happened at an unspecified moment in the past

• Actions tha take during an incomplete period of time

• News of recent evets and recents actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: I haven't visited a museum in a long time.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: Thomas has lived in France since 2010.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: We haven't watched TV yet today.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: You have just learned about the present perfect.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: McDavid has scored many goals this season.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions

Multiple Choice

Identify the present perfect use in the sentence: He has visited Europe before.

• Actions that began in the past

• Repeated actions

• Past actions at an unspecified moment

• Actions in an imcomplete period of time

• Recent actions