Present Perfect Tense

Form a present perfect sentence using 'to eat'.

• I have eaten.

• I had eaten

• I will eat

• I eat

Use 'yet' in a present perfect sentence.

• I have not finished my homework yet.

• I will finish my homework yet.

• I have finished my homework yet.

• I have not yet finished my homework.

Create a present perfect sentence with 'to see'.

• I see the movie.

• I will see the movie.

• I saw the movie.

• I have seen the movie.

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

• has finished

• finished has

• has been finishing

• has completed

Conjugate the verb 'to go' in present perfect.

• I have gone, You have gone, He/She/It has gone, We have gone, They have gone.

• He has go

• I have went

• They has gone

Make a question in present perfect using 'to read'.

• Have you read the book?

• Did you read the book?

• Will you read the book?

• Have you been reading the book?

Use 'already' in a present perfect sentence.

• She already has finished the project.

• I have already eat my lunch.

• I have already finished my homework.

• They will already complete the task.

Form a present perfect sentence with 'to travel'.

• I will travel to many countries.

• I have traveled to many countries.

• I traveled to many countries last year.

• I am traveling to many countries now.

Identify the present perfect tense in this sentence: 'They have visited Paris.'

• have been visiting

• have gone

• have visited

• visited Paris

Conjugate the verb 'to write' in present perfect.

• I wrote

• They will write

• You are writing

• I have written, you have written, he/she/it has written, we have written, they have written.