All Perfect Verb Tenses 4/22

Which sentence is in future perfect tense?

• I will go to the store soon.

• I have went to the store already.

• I will have gone to the store by then.

• I went to the store yesterday.

Which sentence is in present perfect tense?

• I will want some food by lunch.

• I have wanted some food since lunch.

• I had wanted food until lunch.

• I will have wanted food for a while by lunch.

Which sentence is in past perfect tense?

• I will have forgotten about that.

• I forget things sometimes.

• I had forgotten about that.

• I have forgotten that.

Which sentence is in future perfect tense?

• I need to write the essay

• I have written many essays.

• I had written an essay already.

• I will have written an essay by then.

Which sentence is in present perfect tense?

• She will be laughing soon.

• She has laughed a lot today.

• She had laughed until she cried.

• She has a unique laugh.

Which sentence is in past perfect tense?

• Joe had lost his lucky penny.

• Joe will have lost his lucky penny.

• Joe has lost his lucky penny.

• Joe needs to lose his lucky penny.

Which sentence is in future perfect tense?

• They are thinking about it all the time.

• They had thought about it until bedtime.

• They have thought about it a lot today.

• They will have thought about it a lot by then.

Which sentence is in present perfect tense?

• Sally will have wished upon a star.

• Sally has wished upon a star.

• Sally had wished upon a star.

• Sally wishes she could wish upon a star.

Which sentence is in past perfect tense?

• They had dreamed about this for years.

• They have dreamed about this for years.

• They are dreaming about this for years.

• They will have dreamed about this for years.

Which sentence is in future perfect tense?

• Dan is watching the entire season right now.

• Dan had watched the entire season yesterday.

• Dan will have watched the entire season by tomorrow.

• Dan has watched the entire season in his spare time.