Present Perfect Tense Assessment

Which structure correctly represents the affirmative form of Present Perfect?

• Subject + has/have + complement + past participle

• Has/have + subject + past participle

• Subject + has/have + past participle + complement

• Past participle + has/have + subject + complement

In the sentence "She has studied English for three years," what aspect of Present Perfect is emphasized?

• A completed action with no connection to present

• A duration of time continuing to the present

• A future planned action

• A single event in the past

Which time expression is NOT typically used with Present Perfect?

• Since 2010

• Yesterday

• Recently

• Just

What is the correct negative structure of Present Perfect?

• Subject + not + has/have + past participle

• Subject + has/have + not + past participle

• Has/have + not + subject + past participle

• Subject + did not + past participle

How do we form questions in Present Perfect?

• Do/Does + subject + have + past participle

• Has/Have + subject + past participle + complement

• Did + subject + past participle

• Subject + has/have + past participle

Which sentence demonstrates an extended period change?

• I went to the store yesterday

• Technology has improved our lives dramatically

• She is studying right now

• They will travel tomorrow

The Present Perfect is commonly used for:

• Future plans and intentions

• Actions happening right now

• Experiences connecting past to present

• Actions completed at a specific time yesterday

In the sentence "Over 40 million people have become members of BTS's ARMY since 2013," what does the Present Perfect emphasize?

• A one-time event in 2013

• A continuing process from 2013 to now

• A future expectation

• An action completed before 2013

Which pair of time expressions can be used interchangeably with Present Perfect?

• Since/Yesterday

• For/Since

• Never/Last week

• Already/Last month

What type of context is shown in "The band Blackpink has performed many sold-out shows"?

• Future arrangement

• Past simple event

• Cultural achievement continuing to present

• Hypothetical situation