Present Perfect

Write the affirmative form of the present perfect tense.

• I have not eaten.

• I have eaten.

• I haven't eaten.

• I didn't eat.

What is the negative form of the present perfect tense?

• aren't + past participle

• didn't + past participle

• haven't/hasn't + past participle

• wasn't/weren't + past participle

Form an interrogative sentence using the present perfect tense.

• Are you finished your homework?

• Have you finished your homework?

• Did you finish your homework?

• Have you finish your homework?

Give a short answer to the question: 'Have you finished your homework?'

• No

• I haven't started yet

• Yes

• I don't have any homework

Complete the sentence: 'She ________ her exam yet.' (affirmative)

• hasn't completed

• didn't

• has not

• hasn't

Rewrite the sentence in the negative form: 'I have seen that movie.'

• I didn't see that movie.

• I don't see that movie.

• I haven't seen that movie.

• I have not seen that movie.

Ask a question using the present perfect tense about someone's experience.

• Did you ever travel abroad?

• Have you ever traveled domestically?

• Have you ever traveled abroad?

• Have you never traveled abroad?

Respond to the question: 'Has he ever been to Paris?'

• He has been to Paris multiple times.

• Yes, he has been to Paris.

• No, he has never been to Paris.

• Cannot determine without more information.

Form the affirmative form of the present perfect tense using the word 'just'.

Change the sentence to the negative form: 'We have already finished the project.'

• We have already finished the project not.

• We have not already finished the project.

• We have already not finished the project.

• We have already not finished the project not.