PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
John __________ (finish) his project already.

• has finish
• have finished

• has finished

Answer explanation

The verb "have" is used with plural subjects or with "I" and "you," but "has" is used with singular third-person subjects like "John."

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
We __________ (never/see) a movie like that before.

• have never sawn

• has never saw

• have never seen

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
She __________ (not/visit) her grandmother this year.

• have not visit

• has not visit
• has not visited

Answer explanation

The verb "visit" needs to be in its past participle form, which is "visited.

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
He __________ (eat) all the cookies.

• has eaten
• have eaten

• has ate

Answer explanation

"He" requires "has" and the past participle "eaten."

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
They __________ (travel) to many countries.

• have travelled

• has travel

• has travelled

Answer explanation

"They" is plural, so we use "have" with the past participle "travelled."

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
We __________ (watch) that movie before.

• has watched

• have watched
• have been watching

Answer explanation

"We" takes "have," and "watched" is the past participle.

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
He __________ (write) three letters today

• has wrote
• have wrote

• has written

Answer explanation

"He" requires "has," and "written" is the past participle.

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
They __________ (learn) many new words this semester.

• have learned
• has learned
• has learn

Answer explanation

"They" is plural, so "have" is used with the past participle "learned."

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
She __________ (read) that book several times.

• has readed

• have read

• has read

Answer explanation

"She" takes "has," and "read" is the past participle of "read."

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:}
We __________ (be) to that restaurant many times.

• has been

• were

• have been

Answer explanation

"We" takes "have," and "been" is the past participle of "be."