Present Perfect/Past Perfect

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?

• I have visited Paris.

• They have gone to the beach yesterday.

• I had visited Paris before.

• She have visited Barcelona.

Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense correctly:

• She had finished her homework before dinner.
• She is finishing her homework before dinner.
• She had finish her homework before dinner.

• She finishes her homework before dinner.

Which option contains the correct use of the past perfect tense?

• He already finished her homework before the teacher arrived.

• He had finish her homework before the teacher arrived.

• He had already finished her homework before the teacher arrived.

• He had finished her homework after the teacher arrived.

In which sentence is the present perfect tense used correctly?

• I have visit Paris several times.

• I will visited Paris several times.
• I have visited Paris several times.
• I had visited Paris several times.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the past perfect tense?

• She had finish her job before.

• She had finished her job after dinner.

• She had already finished her job before dinner.

• She is finishing her job during dinner.

Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the present perfect tense:

• I finished my homework.

• I will have finished my homework.

• I have finish my homework.

• I have finished my homework.

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?

• He has already read that book before.

• By the time she has arrived, the movie will start.

• They have finished the project last week.

• He has already left for work after breakfast

Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense accurately:

• She had not been to Australia yet.

• She had eaten before we arrive at the restaurant.

• She had already ate dinner before we visited.

• She had been to Japan before she won the trip.

Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the present perfect tense:

• I have saw the movie.

• I have seen the movie.

• I had seen the movie.

• I have see the movie.

Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense accurately:

• She had finish her homework before the party.

• She had already finished her homework before the party.
• She will had finished her homework after the party.

• She had finishing her homework during the party.