Present Perfect structure

I have already seen this film. (-)

• I hasn't saw this film.

• I have not seen this film yet.

• I did not see this film already.

• I did not have seen this film yet.

• I didn't saw this film.

Tom has already gone to school. (?)

• Has Tom gone to school?

• Have Tom gone to school?

• Did Tom went to school?

• Tom has gone to school?

• Has got Tom gone to school alreadly?

We haven't bought any presents yet. (+)

• We bought some presents yet.

• We did buy some presents.

• Have we bought some presents yet.

• We have bought some presents.

• We had bought some presents. yet.

You have never been to Tokyo. (?)

• Were you been to Tokyo?

• You have been to Tokyo?

• Did you be to Tokyo?

• Has you ever been to Tokyo?

• Have you ever been to Tokyo?

He has forgotten to buy the flowers. (-)

• He hasn't forgot to buy the flowers.

• He hasn't forgotten to buy the flowers.

• He did not forget to buy the flowers.

• He has not got forgotten to buy the flowers.

• Hasn't he forgot to buy the flowers.

We have not broken a window. (+)

• We broke a window.

• We did break a window.

• We have broke a window.

• We have broken a window.

• We has broke a window.

Donald has never flown on a plane. (?)

• Donald has flown on a plane?

• Has Donald flew on a plane?

• Have Donald flown on a plane?

• Has Donald ever flown on a plane?

• Did Donald flew on a plane?

You have known him since 2000. (?)

• Have you knew him since 2000?

• Has you knew him since 2000?

• Have you known him since 2000?

• Did you have known him since 2000?

• Have known you him since 2000?

I have never seen this man before. (+)

• I have seen this man before.

• I has seen this man before.

• Have I seen this man before.

• I have saw this man before.

• I has saw this man before.

Have you done all the homework? (+)

• You have did all the homework.

• You did have all the homework.

• You have done all the homework.

• You has done all the homework.

• All the homework have done you.