Present Perfect Tense

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?

• She has lived in Paris for ten years
• I am going to the store tomorrow
• He is studying for his test
• They went to the museum last week

In the sentence 'They have already eaten lunch,' what does the present perfect tense indicate?

• An action completed at an unspecified time in the past
• A future action
• An action that will happen soon
• An action happening right now

Which sentence shows an incorrect use of the present perfect tense?

• We have never visited Japan
• She has finished her homework
• He has yesterday gone to the store
• They have just arrived

How long _ you _ English?

• are / studying
• did / study
• have / studied
• will / study

The present perfect tense is formed with:

• am/is/are + present participle
• had + past participle
• have/has + past participle
• will + base verb

Select the correct present perfect form: 'She _ three books this month.'

• have read
• is reading
• had read
• has read

What's wrong with this sentence: 'I have saw the movie'?

• The subject is incorrect
• The auxiliary verb is wrong
• The past participle form is incorrect
• The tense is wrong

The present perfect is used to describe:

• Past actions with present relevance
• Only historical events
• Only future plans
• Only actions happening right now

Choose the correct sentence:

• They have went to the party
• He have worked here for years
• We has been friends since childhood
• She has known him since college

Which sentence shows a duration that continues into the present?

• She will start tomorrow
• I worked there last summer
• They have lived here since 2015
• We are going next week