Present Perfect Tense

Change the sentence to simple present tense:

The match already (begun)

• The match has already begun.

• The match has begun.

• The match already begun.

• The match has begun already.

Change to present perfect:

Rohit Sharma just (hit) a six.

• Rohit Sharma just hit a six.

• Rohit Sharma has hit a six.

• Rohit Sharma just hitted a six.

• Rohit Sharma has just hit a six.

Change to present perfect tense:

Hurry! The clock (strike) twelve.

• Hurry! The clock twelve.

• Hurry! The clock has struck twelve.

• Hurry! The clock strike twelve.

• Hurry! The clock has striked twelve.

Change this sentence to present perfect tense:

A huge tree just (fall) on the house.

• A huge tree has just fell on the house.

• A huge tree just fell on the house.

• A huge tree has just fallen on the house.

• A huge tree just fell on the house.

Change the verbs to simple present tense with the help of auxiliary verbs:

They (be) not arrived as yet.

• They have not arrived as yet.

• They has not arrived as yet

• They be not arrived as yet.

• They not arrived as yet

Change these verbs to present perfect tense:

No, I not (pay) the bill yet.

• No, I not pay the bill yet.

• No, I not have payed the bill yet.

• No, I have not the bill yet.

• No, I have not paid the bill yet.

Fill in the blanks with the present perfect tense of the verbs given in the brackets:

Papa _______ (give) me a cricket bat.

• Papa gave me a cricket bat

• Papa has given me a cricket bat.

• Papa has gave me a cricket bat.

• Papa give me a cricket bat.

Fill in the blanks with the present perfect tense of the verbs given in the brackets:

I __________ (already start) to decorate my room with posters.

• I already start to decorate my room with posters.

• I started to decorate my room with posters.

• I have already started to decorate my room with posters.

• I already started to decorate my room with posters.

Change the sentence to interrogative:

I have flown a kite.

• Will I have flown a kite?

• Have I fly a kite?

• Have I flown a kite?

• Will I has flown a kite?

Change to negative:

I have bought a dog.

• I have not bought a dog.

• Have I bought a dog?

• I do not bought a dog.

• I have not brought a dog.