Mastering Perfect Tenses

Identify the present perfect form in this sentence: 'She has finished her homework.'

• has completed

• finished has

• has finished

• has been finishing

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous? 'I have been studying for three hours.' or 'I studied for three hours.'

• I have studied for three hours.

• I will study for three hours.

• I am studying for three hours.

• I have been studying for three hours.

Convert the following sentence to present perfect: 'He plays soccer every weekend.'

• He played soccer every weekend.

• He plays soccer every weekend.

• He has played soccer every weekend.

• He is playing soccer every weekend.

Use a time expression in a present perfect sentence.

• I have lived here since 2020.

• I will live here since 2020.

• I am living here since 2020.

• I lived here for two years.

Choose the correct form: 'They (have been/has been) working on the project.'

• have been

• has been

• has being

• have being

Identify the continuous aspect in this sentence: 'I have been reading a book.'

• have been reading

• I read a book

• I will read a book

• I am reading a book

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect? 'She has traveled to France.' or 'She travels to France every summer.'

• She has traveled to France.

• She is traveling to France now.

• She traveled to France last summer.

• She will travel to France next year.

Convert this sentence to present perfect continuous: 'She reads for two hours every day.'

• She was reading for two hours every day.

• She is reading for two hours every day.

• She has been reading for two hours every day.

• She has read for two hours every day.

Fill in the blank: 'I (have/have been) waiting for you since 5 PM.'

• have been

• waited

• have waited

• am waiting

Identify the time expression in this sentence: 'He has lived here for five years.'

• for a week

• for five years

• for five months

• for ten years