Present Perfect Simple

Which of the following are correct positive statements in the Present Perfect tense?

• He have learnt English.

• She has already learnt English.

• She has just learned English.

• She just has learned English.

• You did have lost your mind.

Which of the following are correct negative statements in the Present Perfect tense?

• I haven't lost your mind.

• You haven't lost your mind.

• I haven't lost my mind.

• They haven't lost their mind.

• They haven't lost their minds.

Which of the following is the correct question in Present Perfect tense?

• What have you been most persistent in?

• What have been you most persistent in?

• What you have been most persistent in?

• In what you have been most persistent in?

• In what have been you most persistent in?

In what situations do you use Present Perfect Simple tense?

• when talking about the events from the past

• when talking about the events from the present

• when talking about the events from the future

• when talking about speculations

• when talking about something that used to happen in the past but currently doesn't happen.

In what situations do you use Present Perfect Simple tense?

• talking about past events which have a strong connection with the present.

• talking about past events which don't have a strong connection with the present

In what situations do you use Present Perfect Simple tense?

• talking about past events with time given when they happened

• talking about past events without time given when they happened

Which words are often used in the Present Perfect tense?

• often

• currently

• temporarily

• just

• already

Which statements are correct?

• I've been there today.

• I was there today.

• I haven't been there since last year.

• I haven't been there for last year.

• I haven't been there recently.

Which statements are correct?

• Since when do you know them?

• Since when did you know them?

• Since when have you known them?

Which statements are correct?

• When have you been there?

• When were you there?

• What time have you lost a bet?

• What time did you lose a bet?

• What time did you lost a bet?