Grammar Worksheet: Present Perfect

Complete the sentence below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences.

I'm really hungry because ________________(eat).

• I haven't eaten.

• I hasn't eaten.

• I haven't eat.

• I hasn't eat.

Complete the sentences below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences.

A: ___________ Mary (do) ___________ her homework?

B: Yes, she ___________ ___________.

• A: Hasn't Mary (do) done her homework? B: Yes, she hasn't done.

• A: Haven't Mary (do) done her homework? B: Yes, she hasn't done.

• A: Hasn't Mary (do) done her homework? B: Yes, she has done.

• A: Hasn't Mary (do) done her homework? B: No, she hasn't done.

Complete the sentences below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences.

Thankfully, I (lose) ___________ ___________ my cell phone!

• I haven’t lost my cell phone!

• I hasn’t lost my cell phone!

• I haven’t lose my cell phone!

• I hasn’t lose my cell phone!

___________ Mr. Smith had breakfast?

No, he hasn't had breakfast yet.

• Hasn't

• Has

• Have

• Hadn't

Complete the sentence below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences. I’m nervous. I (fly) ___________ ___________ in a plane before!

• I haven’t flown in a plane before!

• I hasn’t flown in a plane before!

• I haven’t fly in a plane before!

• I hasn’t fly in a plane before!

Complete the sentences below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences. I’m not happy. I still (find) ___________ ___________ my cell phone.

• haven’t found

• hasn’t found

• haven’t find

• hasn’t find

Complete the sentences below. Use 'haven’t' or 'hasn’t' for negative sentences. ___________ you (put) ___________ all your toys away?

• Haven't you put all your toys away?

• Hasn't he put all his toys away?

• Haven't they put all their toys away?

• Hasn't she put all her toys away?

It ___________ rained for a very long time.

• hasn't

• has

• wasn't

• didn't

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: have lost.

• have lost

• has lost

• had lost

• will lose

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb:

I _______ decided to go to Spain.

• have

• has

• had

• having