Present Perfect

I _______ been married for two years

• has

• have

• hase

I have never______ to paris

• visited

• visit

• visited yet

my friend _____my new dress yet

• have not seen

• haven´t saw

• hasn't seen

She _______ finished her homework.

• has

• haven't

• hasn’t

_______________ he (call) _______________________ María?

• Have he called María?

• Has he called María?

• Have he call María?

• Have he calling María?

It (rain) ______________________ for a very long time.

• It have rained for a very long time

• It has rained for a very long time

• It have rain for a very long time

• It have raining for a very long time

I'm not happy. I still (find) ________________ my cell phone.

• I'm not happy. I still haven't found my cell phone.

• I'm not happy. I still hasn't found my cell phone.

• I'm not happy. I still found my cell phone.

• I'm not happy. I still haven't find my cell phone.

Jason and Clara _________________ (be) friends for more than 10 years.

• Jason and Clara has been friends for more than 10 years.

• Jason and Clara have been friends for more than 10 years.

• Jason and Clara have be friends for more than 10 years.

• Jason and Clara have being friends for more than 10 years.

This factory ________________(produce) cars and lorries for about a century.

• This factory have produced cars and lorries for about a century.

• This factory has produced cars and lorries for about a century.

• This factory have producing cars and lorries for about a century.

• This factory had produced cars and lorries for about a century.

Present perfect is used with these words...

• JUST

• NOW

• FOR / SINCE

• YET

• EVER