To write an affirmative present perfect tense, you must use the subject - verb agreement correctly. For example: I have you have they have we have ________ She has He has It has Which of the following is a correct affirmative present perfect tense sentence?

They has finished their homeworks.

Which of these sentences follows the correct structure of an affirmative Present perfect tense?

Joe and Loana have been in London

Joe and Loana has been in London

Joe and Loana haven't been in London

Para el uso del presente perfecto ( PRESENT PERFECT ) siempre utilzamos la estructura Afirmativa: Subject - have / has - Past Participle verb - complement Which are the correct past participles of the verbs: do be sing ride buy sleep

done been sung ridden bought slept

does bes sings rides buys sleeps

doed bed singed rided buyed sleeped

doing being singing ringing buying sleeping

La forma negativa del present perfect puede escribirse por medio de "contraction" For example: have not: haven`t has not: Hasn't Which sentences contains a present perfect negative sentence using contraction?

I haven't finished my homework.

She has not finished her project.

Make this Present perfect sentence into NEGATIVE "Jenny and Jack have ridden a pony"

Jenny and Jack have not ridden a pony.

Jenny and Jack have ridden any ponies.

Jenny and Jack have ridden a horse.

Jenny and Jack did not ride a pony.

Make this present perfect sentence into a negative one " The teacher has sung a sweet song"

The teacher has not sung a sweet song.

The teacher did not sing a sweet song.

The teacher has never sung a sweet song.

The teacher has sung a sweet song not.

Which of these options contains the correct structure of an affirmative present perfect sentence?

Subject - have/ has - past participle verb- complement

Subject - had- past participle verb- complement

Subject - verb - past participle- complement

Como convertimos una oracion AFFIRMATIVA EN INTERROGATIVA, utilizando el PRESENT PERFECT? En la oracion afirmativa escribimos el sujeto, y posteriormente agregamos Have -has, seguido del verbo participio En la oracion interrogativa intercambiamos la posicion del sujeto y el have o has. Por ejemplo: Afirmative: They have Interrogative: Have they So, An interrogative sentence using the Present perfect tense, would be the following: _______

Have they finished the project?

Have finished the project they?

Make this affirmative present perfect sentence into INTERROGATIVE Melissa has been in your house

Has Melissa been in your house?

In your house has Melissa been?

Has been Melissa in your house?

Melissa has been in your house?

Make this affirmative present perfect sentence into INTERROGATIVE They have ridden the horse many times

Have they ridden the horse many times?

Did they ride the horse many times?

They have not ridden the horse many times?

Have the horse been ridden by them many times?

Make this affirmative present perfect sentence into INTERROGATIVE We have slept in my grandma's bed

Have we slept in my grandma's bed?

Did we sleep in my grandma's bed?

We have slept in my grandma's bed?

Have slept we in my grandma's bed?

Make this affirmative present perfect sentence into INTERROGATIVE Leana has sung that song before

Has Leana sung that song before?

Did Leana sing that song before?

Leana has sung that song before?

Has sung Leana that song before?

Make this affirmative present perfect sentence into INTERROGATIVE You have bought flowers for Lia

Have you bought flowers for Lia?

Have flowers been bought for Lia?

You have not bought flowers for Lia?

Cuando respondemos una pregunta en el present perfect, respondemos con el mismo sujeto de la oracion. Por ejemplo: Have they been mad? yes, they have / No, they haven't Has she bought groceries? Yes, she has/ No she hasn't A excepcion de cuando nos preguntan usando YOU, en cuyo caso respondemos con "I" Por ejemplo: Have you slept in the car? Yes, I have / No, I haven,t Which sentence contains the correct answer to this question? Have you ridden a motorcycle?

No, she hasn't / Yes, you havent

The following is a list of adverbs of time:___

now, later, soon, yesterday, tomorrow

quickly, specially, lately, apparently

silently, quietly, normally, commonly

ESL I SEMESTRAL 2025

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past participle of the verb be

been

become

being

was

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past participle of the verb buy

boughts

boughten

buyed

bought

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past participle of the verb ( do )

doing

did

doer

done

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past participle of the verb ( ride )

ridden

rode

rideen

riding

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past Participle of the verb ( sing )

sang

singed

sunged

sung

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Past participle of the verb ( sleep )

slept

sleeps

sleept

sleeping

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The correct structure of an affirmative sentence in the PRESENT PERFECT tense is:

Subject + has + present participle

Subject+ have + simple past

Subject + had + past participle

Subject + have/has + past participle

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60 questions

Past participle of the verb be

Past participle of the verb buy

Past participle of the verb ( do )

Past participle of the verb ( ride )

Past Participle of the verb ( sing )

Past participle of the verb ( sleep )

The correct structure of an affirmative sentence in the PRESENT PERFECT tense is:

To write an affirmative present perfect tense, you must use the subject - verb agreement correctly.
For example:
I have
you have
they have
we have
________
She has
He has
It has
Which of the following is a correct affirmative present perfect tense sentence?

Which sentence follows the correct structure of an affirmative present perfect sentence?

Which of these sentences follows the correct structure of an affirmative present perfect tense?

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Past participle of the verb be

Past participle of the verb buy

Past participle of the verb ( do )

Past participle of the verb ( ride )

Past Participle of the verb ( sing )

Past participle of the verb ( sleep )

The correct structure of an affirmative sentence in the PRESENT PERFECT tense is:

To write an affirmative present perfect tense, you must use the subject - verb agreement correctly. For example: I haveyou have they have we have ________She has He has It has Which of the following is a correct affirmative present perfect tense sentence?

Which sentence follows the correct structure of an affirmative present perfect sentence?

Which of these sentences follows the correct structure of an affirmative present perfect tense?

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To write an affirmative present perfect tense, you must use the subject - verb agreement correctly.
For example:
I have
you have
they have
we have
________
She has
He has
It has
Which of the following is a correct affirmative present perfect tense sentence?