Present Perfect: Contrast with Other Tenses

• Identify the tense used in the following sentence:

• "She has lived in New York for five years."

• Present Perfect

• Simple Past

• Present Continuous

• Simple Present

Choose the correct sentence:

• I have seen that movie last week.

• I saw that movie last week.

• I have been seeing that movie last week.

• I see that movie last week.

Which sentence is in Present Perfect?

• They have been playing soccer.

• They played soccer yesterday.

• They have played soccer.

• They are playing soccer.

Fill in the blank with the correct tense:

"She __________ (finish) her homework just now."

• finishes

• is finishing

• finished

• has finished

Which of these sentences is correct?

• He has gone to the store an hour ago.

• He goes to the store an hour ago.

• He went to the store an hour ago.

• He has been going to the store an hour ago.

Identify the tense used in the following sentence:

"I have never eaten sushi."

• Simple Past

• Present Perfect

• Present Continuous

• Future Simple

Choose the sentence in the Present Perfect tense:

• She has just arrived.

• She is arriving now.

• She arrived yesterday.

• She will arrive soon.

Which sentence is in Present Perfect?

• They will have dinner soon.

• They have had dinner.

• They are having dinner.

• They had dinner.

Fill in the blank with the correct tense:

"We __________ (not/see) that movie yet."

• haven't seen

• didn't see

• aren't seeing

• don't see

Choose the correct sentence:

• I have finished my homework yesterday.

• I finish my homework yesterday.

• I finished my homework yesterday.

• I have been finishing my homework yesterday.