Czas Present Perfect

Utwórz zdanie twierdzące: I have visited Paris.

• I visited Paris last summer.

• I have visited Paris.

• I will visit Paris next year.

• I have never been to Paris.

Utwórz zdanie twierdzące: She has finished her homework.

• She finished her homework yesterday.

• She has not finished her homework.

• She is finishing her homework.

• She has finished her homework.

Utwórz zdanie przeczące: They have not seen that movie.

• They did not see that movie.

• They have seen that movie.

• They have not watched that film.

• They have not seen that movie.

Utwórz zdanie przeczące: He has not eaten breakfast.

• He has skipped breakfast.

• He has already eaten lunch.

• He has not eaten dinner.

• He has eaten breakfast.

Utwórz pytanie: Have you ever been to London?

• Have you ever visited Paris?

• Have you been to New York?

• Do you like London?

• Have you ever been to London?

Utwórz pytanie: Has she read this book?

• Has she finished this book?

• Did she read this book?

• Does she like this book?

• Will she read this book?

Utwórz zdanie twierdzące: We have played football.

• Zagraliśmy w piłkę nożną.

• Graliśmy w koszykówkę.

• Graliśmy w tenisa.

• Graliśmy w piłkę nożną.

Utwórz zdanie przeczące: I have not called him yet.

• I have called him already.

• I have not called him before.

• I have called him now.

• I have not called him yet.

Utwórz pytanie: Have they completed the project?

• Yes, they are still working on it.

• No, they have not started the project.

• Yes, they have completed the project.

• No, they abandoned the project.

Utwórz zdanie twierdzące: You have learned a lot this year.

• You have learned a lot this year.

• You have not learned anything this year.

• You learned a little this year.

• You will learn a lot next year.