Understanding Present Perfect Tense

What is the present perfect form of 'I eat'?

• I ate

• I am eating

• I will eat

• I have eaten

the present perfect tense in this sentence: 'She _________ to the park.'

• has gone

• gone to the park

• She has

Choose the correct form: 'He has ___ (be) to the zoo.'

• being

• be

• been

• was

Which sentence is in the present perfect tense? 'They play soccer.' or 'They have played soccer.'

• They have been playing soccer.

• They played soccer.

• They are playing soccer.

• They have played soccer.

Fill in the blank: 'I have ___ (go) to the store.'

• gone

• goes

• going

• gone to

Choose the correct time expression: 'I have seen that movie ___ (yesterday/ever).'

• always

• ever

• tomorrow

• last week

Identify the verb form: 'He has been to the concert.'

• she is now back

• she is still there

Complete the sentence: 'They have ___ (visit) the new restaurant.'

• visitied

• visiting

• visitedly

• visited

What is the difference between 'been' and 'gone'?

• 'Been' refers to future actions; 'gone' refers to past actions.

• 'Been' indicates a temporary state; 'gone' indicates a permanent state.

• 'Been' implies return; 'gone' implies absence.

• 'Been' and 'gone' are synonyms.

Fill in the blank: 'He has ___ (be) to France twice.'

• be

• was

• been

• being